Nathan predicts market changes in the upcoming year, taking into account the five variables of the average sale price, number of annual sales, supply of inventory, interest rate fluctuations and market affordability.
By Nathan Najib
Sha discusses the new build exemption and deposit requirements for investors, finding that many may be closer to the deposit on an investment property than they first thought.
By Sha Jega
What is your investment strategy? Are you focused on long term capital gain or short term yield? We discuss your options in relation to the Christchurch property market and property investment 101
By Sha Jega
Price is one of the most important components when it comes to selling a house, which is why we employ price guides. Find out the significance of price guides and why you can't afford not to use them, in this months blog. Properties in Christchurch Canterbury
By Nathan Najib
As we dive further into spring, how is the Christchurch property market responding? And more specifically, what effect is it having on our suburbs?
By Nathan Najib
As the nation is hit with a second wave of Covid, can we expect a 'regular' spring property market?
By Nathan Najib
As the nation pushes to get back to 'life as usual', Nathan gives his analysis of the market and his first hand experiences.
Is the property market back to normal? Could be even better?
By Nathan Najib
Last week, I sat down with Kelvin Davidson, Senior Property Economist from CoreLogic, to talk about the current real estate market, and share predictions of where the market is headed this year. Could house prices really drop by 20% as some forecasters envisage? When will the best time to sell be?
By Nathan Najib
The economy is a hot topic right now. And following not far behind are discussions of house prices and the real estate market.
Nathan has been keeping us up-to-date on his thoughts during lockdown and level 3. Now, he provides us with his latest update on the eve of Level 2.
By Nathan Najib
Nathan sat down yesterday to have a chat about how the real estate industry is looking as we move forward towards Level 2.
By Nathan Najib
March sales figures were made redundant the moment New Zealand went into lockdown on 26 March. In that instant, the real estate market changed. Now, as we start to prepare for Level 3 next week, and then hopefully Level 2 by the middle of May, what can we expect?
By Nathan Najib
Nathan has been studying COVID-19 and its effect on the economy over the past couple of weeks. Here he shares his own views on where we may be headed in the weeks and months to come.
By Nathan Najib