Article tagged with 'rental returns'
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Four reasons to get a rental chattels valuation
24 Nov 2022 - Getting the chattels in a rental property valued is crucial to maximise the amount of cash retainable from the investment.
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Are significant rent rises on the way?
18 Oct 2021 - ANZ chief economist Sharon Zollner speaks with Sally Lindsay on the outlook for rents and the influencing forces at play.
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Rent levels countrywide
24 Sep 2021 - Median rent levels around the country have been examined in the latest Regional Property Insights report by independent economist Tony Alexander and First Mortgage Trust.
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Rents remain at all-time highs
17 Sep 2021 - Nationally rents remained at an all-time weekly high of $550 in August despite the country entering a nationwide lockdown.
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Shadow commercial space emerges
09 May 2021 - As office tenants reassess their existing and future space needs amid changing expectations around what workplace environments should look like, and adjusted bottom-line budget realities, there has been some notable corresponding changes in office property market fundamentals.
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Most expensive rental region a surprise
30 Oct 2020 - Think that rents in the Super City or the Capital are the highest in the country? Well, you’d be wrong. It’s Porirua which is the costliest district to rent in.
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Wairarapa on the move
30 Sep 2020 - A tight rental market and low sales stock mean Wairarapa’s property market is on the up, writes Joanna Jefferies.
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Southland is tops for investors
25 Sep 2020 - It seems you can’t just beat Southland for high performing investment properties, with the region coming up trumps yet again in a new REINZ report.
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Online rent talk attracts ComCom attention
31 Aug 2020 - Think it’s okay to post about increasing rents on social media? Well, think again. That’s the warning contained in a Commerce Commission letter sent to property investor representatives last week.
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Steady Southern star
31 Aug 2020 - Covid-19 and the closure of Tiwai Point might pose some challenges for Invercargill but the southern city’s market still has a lot to offer investors, writes Miriam Bell