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Investor Articles
It’s not widely known that Toyota has been making houses in Japan since 1973. It has made over 100,000 and last year created a joint venture with Panasonic Homes, which already makes 6,000 a year in two plants. And now, these Panasonic Homes are available in the Waikato.
It was widely considered that the OCR going negative in 2021 was close to a full gone conclusion but a string of positive data has got investors reassessing the odds of negative interest rates. Inflation figures due this week may help to clarify the picture.
Agreements have been made with Affco and Fonterra who were previously appealing to council over the planned development. With these two parties now placated the developer Perry Group will apply for resource consent with a view to breaking ground mid-2021.
ANZ and ASB’s economists announced yesterday that the prospect of negative interest rates is very real after March 2021. So far the RBNZ told us that the OCR would remain steady at 0.25% until March, but ANZ and ASB are now predicting an immediate OCR cut in April 2021. What does that mean for property investors weighing up how long to fix their loan for?
Home loan rates continue to tumble, but its proving tricky for a lot of property investors to access this cheap money.
Maintenance requests are one of the key responsibilities for property managers, so reliable tradespeople are a must. We take a look at how we select our tradespeople and why we value them so highly.
Depreciation is often misunderstood and consequently not claimed by many property investors. At Waikato Real Estate we are huge advocates of claiming depreciation. Here’s why.
In the broadest terms, a property manager is “the landlord’s agent who looks after their investment” but there is much more to it than that!
AirBnB style short-term rentals have been a fantastic investment for many property owners over the last decade but when a global pandemic is thrown into the mix, we need to take a step back and re-evaluate the bigger picture.
