New Zealand Property Investors' Federation, (NZPIF) is the umbrella body for 20 local Property Investors' Associations throughout New Zealand.
Phone: (03) 357 9243
Email: www@nzpif.org.nz
Tax changes will affect tenantsThe NZ Property Investors' Federation (NZPIF) has studied the potential effects of both a CGT and ring fencing rental property losses. These two policies will have a direct and major impact on rental prices.03-09-2014 more >> Labour's housing policyThe NZ Property Investor’s Federation is pleased that Labour will engage with them in talks about improving tenure for tenants.03-09-2014 more >> Rent affordability threatenedThe latest Massey University Home Affordability Study shows that home affordability in only three of the twelve regions covered has deteriorated.02-09-2014 more >> Investor reaction to Green housing policiesThe Green Party released its housing policy yesterday. The New Zealand Property Investors’ Federation (NZPIF) has analysed this policy and the following points must be considered if better housing is to be achieved for vulnerable families.28-08-2014 more >> Support of capital gains tax misguidedNearly half of the respondents to TV One’s Vote Compass survey supported a Capital Gains Tax (CGT). This is hardly surprising given the information presented to them.27-08-2014 more >> First home buyers need deposit helpThe National Party’s housing policy correctly focuses on assisting a first home buyer to raise the deposit to build a new home.25-08-2014 more >> Better solutions for child health than a WOFThe Child Poverty Action Group (CPAG) has recently called for a Warrant of Fitness for rental properties because of rising rents, overcrowding plus poor and deteriorating rentals.18-08-2014 more >> Best rentals for tenantsA survey undertaken by the NZ Property Investors' Federation has highlighted the professionalism of Property Investor Association members.07-08-2014 more >> Rental property owners confirmed as tax payersOfficial Information shows that the perception that rental property owners don't pay tax is wrong.02-07-2014 more >> High levels of insulation in rental propertiesA recent survey of the members of property investors’ associations, undertaken by the NZ Property Investors’ Federation (NZPIF), revealed that a high proportion were insulating and heating their rentals.20-06-2014 more >> Property Group has new headExperienced investor Terry le Grove is the new President of the NZ Property Investors’ Federation (NZPIF).05-06-2014 more >> Property Group supports IRD tax educationA commonly held, but incorrect, belief is that rental property owners in New Zealand don't pay tax. This causes confusion for the general public and may lead first time landlords to have wrong information on their tax obligations.03-06-2014 more >> OECD housing report shows rents too cheapThe latest OECD Housing report claims that New Zealand house prices are 70% too high compared to rental prices. There are a number of reasons why this is inaccurate.20-05-2014 more >> Labour to Ring Fence rental property lossesAmong the detail in Labour’s Monetary Policy Upgrade is ring-fencing of losses made in the early years of rental property ownership. A similar policy has been tried, failed and reversed in Australia. In the 2 year period it was law, Australian rents rose by over 25%.05-05-2014 more >> Rents could go up by 25% under LabourAmong the detail in Labour’s Monetary Policy Upgrade is ring-fencing of losses made in the early years of rental property ownership.30-04-2014 more >> Capital Gains Tax not a solutionThe association representing Kiwi landlords is disappointed the Labour Party is misleading the public about their proposed capital gains tax, which they plan to apply to all asset classes except the family home.14-04-2014 more >> Rental property owners not to blameKiwi landlords are not to blame for a decrease in Kiwi home-ownership.28-03-2014 more >> Investors support focus on insulation and heatingThe NZ Property Investors Federation (NZPIF) supports the focus on heating and Insulation in Phil Twyford’s Healthy Homes Guarantee Bill.25-03-2014 more >> WOF an insult not a protectionThe national federation representing Kiwi landlords is warning against progressing with the flawed rental WOF scheme, claiming its trialed roll-out is raising serious concerns for both tenants and landlords.17-03-2014 more >> Buyers and investors leave marketThe REINZ information shows that property investors as well as first home buyers have left the market.12-03-2014 more >> Property investors provide a service and fill the gapThe census document NZ in Profile 2014 and the findings of the BNZ/REINZ Residential Market Survey hint at a disturbing trend regarding home ownership in this country. Overall the residential market is improving compared with the findings of the previous BNZ/REINZ survey.19-02-2014 more >> State house WOFHousing New Zealand properties are paid for by taxpayers and it is these taxpayers who will end up paying for any cost increases in providing HNZ tenants with accommodation.19-02-2014 more >> Cheaper power not a general WOF achieves warm homesAccording to the report by Sapere Research Group released on Monday, the NZ Power proposal of the Labour and Green Parties does little to address the issue of fuel poverty.14-02-2014 more >> Housing affordability not so badDemographia's latest survey of housing affordability paints a depressing picture for New Zealand. But is it as bad as Deographia make it out to be?21-01-2014 more >> NZPIF: WOFs not the best approachRental property warrants of fitness aren’t necessary, the New Zealand Property Investors Federation says. It was yesterday revealed that a trial of WOFs for rental properties – both private and council-owned – will start across the country in January. Councils said there were concerns that the housing stock was substandard and contributing to poor health.18-12-2013 more >> |