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Slump hits loan staff
(25 Aug 2008)
The Bank of New Zealand is proposing to make more than half its mobile mortgage managers redundant in the face of the continuing property slump
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Mortgagee sales spark feeding frenzy
(25 Aug 2008)
Home investors and buyers are ina frenzy over an estimated five-fold invrease in mortgagee sales in the last year, but bargain hunters are set to be disappointed.
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A question of supply and demand
(22 Aug 2008)
The feature article in the August 20 ANZ Property Focus replies to a commentator who believed the ANZ economists were not taking basic economic laws sufficiently into account
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Home loan report: Tweaking continues
(22 Aug 2008)
Lenders are continuing to tweak their rates downwards as they react to the cut last month in New Zealand's official rate of interest and look forward to further falls.
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Catch a falling knife? A good time to buy a house people tell housing survey
(19 Aug 2008)
More people think house prices will keep falling - yet a growing number also think it's a good time to buy one, according to new housing confidence survey.
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National has sympathy for owners but no promises
(18 Aug 2008)
National is making noises about Government help to the owners of leaky buildings, but is unlikely to meet local government demands to pay a big share of the repair bills
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Lower interest rates improving home loan affordability
(18 Aug 2008)
It's now easier for average New Zealanders to afford their own house than it has been for 18 months.
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Forced sales double
(18 Aug 2008)
A growing number of homeowners and property investors are being forced by their bank or finance companies to sell their properties through a mortgagee sale
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Mortgage scam victims speak out
(14 Aug 2008)
A nutritionist, mortgage broker, real estate agent and office receptionist told how they were all victims of the mortgage scam run from a Mt Albert real estate office.
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Fragile market
(08 Aug 2008)
New Zealand's first reduction in official interest rates for five years has delivered some cuts to mortgage rates. But some rates have gone up, underlining the fragile state of the mortgage market.
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