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Tenants may get to stay
Building Minister Shane Jones says he is close to getting official advice on a system that could let tenants stay in rented houses when the landlord changes. He told a seminar in Waitakere yesterday that the new system, which he … Continue reading
Andrew King: Myth of tax bonanza for rental investors
From the NZ Herald Three articles on home ownership this week put the blame for rising house prices on property investors. However, there is a considerable amount of misinformation and misunderstanding that has led the writers to their conclusions. Before … Continue reading
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Coffee and Cars
With hundreds of emails being posted on the Herald website, it seems that my comment on coffee and cars has created quite a stir and considerable debate. Four short sentences, but a week later and the phone still hasn’t stopped … Continue reading
Radio NZ discussion on Capital Gains Tax for Property
Listen to a Radio NZ interview with David Paterson, Taxation Lawyer, Tax Review Team in 2001 Andrew King, President APIA, Vice President NZPIF Lawrence Murphy, Associate Professor, Head of Department of Property, Auckland University
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Are rent rises on the way?
An article in this weeks issue of the Sunday Star Times look at an increasing trend for first home buyers to put off their buying decision. Affordability issues and a generally accepted view that house prices are unlikely to grow … Continue reading
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