Article tagged with 'APIA'
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What landlords can tell tenants
11 Nov 2021 - The Privacy Commissioner has released new guidelines detailing what information landlords should and shouldn’t collect from tenants.
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Greens propose more landlord regulations
10 Aug 2020 - Rental Warrants of Fitness. Licensing for landlords and property managers. They are ideas long held dear by the Green Party and, sure enough, they both feature in the Green’s new housing policy.
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The final countdown
01 Aug 2020 - This week was supposed to see the second reading of the Residential Tenancies Amendment Bill in Parliament. That didn’t come about. So what happens now?
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Crunch time for tenancy law reforms
27 Jul 2020 - The Government’s tenancy law reforms are up for their second reading in Parliament this week – and landlord advocates are urging people to contact MPs with their concerns before midday Tuesday.
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Investors expect road ahead to be tougher
08 May 2020 - Most investors believe that conditions will get harder for property investors over the next year but not just because of the Covid-19 crisis, a new survey by NZ Property Investor has found.
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COMMENT: The rental housing conundrum
20 Apr 2020 - Still simmering away below all the Covid-19 virus activity is the Government’s “reform” of the Residential Tenancy Act and that’s something we should all be concerned about, writes Auckland Property Investors Association vice-president Peter Lewis…
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Battle against RTA reforms continues
18 Mar 2020 - Coronavirus might be dominating the headlines but investor advocates are urging landlords not to forget about the threat posed by the proposed reforms to tenancy law.
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What coronavirus means for property investors
16 Mar 2020 - Welcome to Fortress New Zealand. The coronavirus crisis means that strict travel bans are now in force and a recession is expected. So what does that mean for property investors going forward?
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COMMENT: Unlawful premises – moving past Anderson v FM Custodians
26 Nov 2019 - Curious about the law around the use of non-residential property for residential purposes? Auckland Property Investors Association member Kristine King* explains the situation now that there’s new legislation in place.
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Key reform will only protect bad tenants
18 Nov 2019 - Getting rid of “no cause” termination notices only serves to protect bad tenants and will have a negative impact on the broader community, not just landlords, according to landlord advocates.