The Week that was in Property Thursday 28 August, 2014
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The key property NOISE of the week:
New Zealand faces a chronic housing shortage the size of three major cities within 20 years, a new report from a think tank says. …read more
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Other Property Noise for the week...
| 1. Housing plan: Winners and losers
The National Party's proposed home loan subsidies could help many young people into their first homes …read more |
| 2. Election 2014: Labour promises 100,000 more affordable homes
Labour would be able to offer first home buyers two-bedroom properties in Auckland for as little as $360,000 …read more |
| 3. Greens propose to fund WOF tests for all rental homes
The Greens have gone "one up" on their potential Labour coalition partner with a proposal to require and fund a full warrant …read more |
| 4. Auckland Airport's land bank value soars to $2.6b
Auckland International Airport's vast Mangere land bank rose in value by $734 million between June 2011 and June 2014 …read more |
| 5. Cycle has passed its peak, says NZIER
The Institute of Economic Research considers the economic cycle has passed its peak …read more |
Plus...
Quite rightly, National's first subject of the election campaign is housing. With the economy performing well on most other fronts the residential property market remains its major defect. …read more
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