New Zealand Property Investors' Federation
The NZPIF is the umbrella body for 17 local Property Investors' Associations throughout New Zealand.
December '09 IssueWe bring you a NZ Property Investor exclusive report looking at the top 50 areas showing the most growth since the bottom of the downturn and take an in-depth look at the top 15 areas for volatility and other common trends.01-12-2009 more >> November '09 IssueChristchurch investor Liz Harris started out as a landlord through necessity, but has continued down the property path and has built up an empire of multi-income properties. With her gentle demeanor and passion for what she does, Harris shares her extraordinary story with Vicki Holder01-11-2009 more >> October '09 IssueDespite rental markets throughout the country taking a hit over the past year, they are faring much better long term, with some areas having grown close to 50% over the past four years. We sift through the numbers to find the top 10 suburbs, plus the top 10 urban and regional areas for rental growth and volatility levels.01-10-2009 more >> Labour backs property tax but not on family homesLabour leader Phil Goff says his party is prepared to discuss a capital gains tax with the Government, opening the way for an accord on a tax that has long been a political hot potato.14-09-2009 more >> September '09 IssueThis month, ANZ's annual property investors' survey is released. In an exclusive, the NZ Property Investor examines the results, looks at what property investors are doing now and gives you the five new investing rules for future success.04-09-2009 more >> August '09 IssueThe issues of methamphetamine, or P, are becoming more and more prevalent in our society, infiltrating aspects of Kiwi culture one would never have associated with drug abuse, real estate investment being one of them.01-08-2009 more >> July '09 IssueThe current market has turned up some amazing deals for investors. But it has also turned up many problems with tenants. As one of the most valuable assets for investors, tenants are also the most unpredictable.01-07-2009 more >> June '09 IssueStories on apartments being hot buys have been endemic of late, but how reliable have reports been? Good enough to stake your portfolio on? We pull apart the apartment market to find out if they're a gold-mine for investors in the current market.01-06-2009 more >> Rent arrears - Application and BeyondCliff Seque, President of the Otago PIA, provides a step by step guide to the process of recovering rent arrears.24-05-2009 more >> May '09 IssueWhen times are tough, what you need is to be inspired and encouraged. We do exactly that in the May issue, with an exclusive interview with the very inspirational Robert Kiyosaki. He is the reason many people started investing in the first place.01-05-2009 more >> NZPIF Submission on changes to Associated Persons rulesThis submission was forwarded in May 2007. The Finance Select Committee is now considering this issue.17-04-2009 more >> Collecting your debtsGlenn Morris tells landlords how to ensure debts are paid when the Tenancy Tribunal awards a money order16-04-2009 more >> Insider's guide to building lawAvailable from June, this new book bridges the gap between building inspectors and building owners.16-04-2009 more >> Drug case outcome sets the barThe outcome of a recent drug case has set the legal bar for landlords to deal with drugs being manufactured by tenants, or friends of tenants, in their rental properties.16-04-2009 more >> Get real and quick recovery will follow, owners told.A leading corporate lawyer says a recovery might occur quite quickly once business and building owners become realistic about the value of their assets.14-04-2009 more >> Action on the home frontHome buyers - including expats with an eye for a bargain - have returned to the market in strength, hunting both high end and investment property13-04-2009 more >> NZ property values drop 9.3%New Zealand property values fell 9.3% last month, led by declines in Auckland City and Manukau, as rising unemployment and waning job security counters the benefits of lower borrowing costs.09-04-2009 more >> QV residential highlights - March 2009The residential property market is picking up, but values are still dropping, according to the latest numbers released by QV Valuations. Find out how the main centres are faring below.09-04-2009 more >> Review survey of Rental Property OwnersDownload the results of the Property Managers09-04-2009 more >> Residential Real Estate market spikes: REINZMarch sales figures released today by the Real Estate Institute of New Zealand (REINZ) reveal a spike in terms of sales volume.09-04-2009 more >> Residential Highlights – March 2009An increase in market activity over the past month has seen median house prices pushed higher in most of the main areas throughout the country, according to the latest Real Estate Institute of New Zealand (REINZ) stats, released today.09-04-2009 more >> Eco-My-Flat competition encourages better tenantsA competition organised by the University of Canterbury’s Sustainability Initiatives is creating better relationships between landlords and students.08-04-2009 more >> Figures show baby boomers after property bargainsCashed-up baby boomers take advantage of perceived bargains in the property market, Veda Advantage says. It reports that mortgage applications were up 38% in March, compared to the same month last year. It says these were the highest monthly total since November 2007.07-04-2009 more >> Auckland house sales hit 20-month highAuckland property sales reached a 20-month high as the decline in prices helped revive confidence, according to Barfoot & Thompson.03-04-2009 more >> Falling interest rates making property more attractiveResidential property investors believe that falling interest rates are making residential property investment more attractive, according to the latest quarterly survey of investors run by Mike Pero Mortgages and Landlords.co.nz.03-04-2009 more >> |
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