Help! They Just Made Housing Uninvestable
It’s a massive shake-up. Property investors are now facing tougher restrictions. Here’s why it’s time to urgently diversify into stocks.
The global real estate market is worth watching.
If only to show you what could happen here in New Zealand.
Whether it’s China, the US, or the United Kingdom, the global real estate market sends waves which have a significant effect on our New Zealand shores.
These waves either bring us a tide of investors, or tempt us to follow the tide back across international waters.
Our golden soil has slipped down the global cost of living ladder, which means we’re looking quite appealing to international investors. So, having Kiwi land that can be subdivided, leased or outright purchased by these hungry international buyers, can mean big dollars for us in return.
It’s all about satisfying the biggest appetites. And right now, with lowering wages in New Zealand, we don’t have the big appetites. That’s why it’s good to know who’s waiting for a table…and who’s willing to pay the most for a seat.
On the other hand, our lower cost of living ranking also means other cities around the world are seeing a rise in their property prices. So it’s always worth staying in-the-know with global real estate, to make sure perfect investment opportunities don’t pass us by.
Recent findings from the global agency CityYield can see potential for big returns in cities across Asia and Europe as well.
If we make smart decisions at the right times, us Kiwis have the potential to seriously capitalise on ideal property-buying conditions across the globe.
Also, the economic calls made by leaders like Donald Trump and Xi Jinping can have a major impact for New Zealand real estate investors. So, it’s important to keep your finger on the pulse when it comes to the global currents.
Most importantly, with cross-country development agreements and a rising demand for young families to find a place to live, all signs are pointing to a global real estate boom. It looks like it’s time to jump in.
But it’s easy to lose your footing in the property minefield, with areas that may not ever make a return on their investment.
These articles cover global real estate from markets around the world — including everything from struggling housing markets…to property-moving market moves…to off-the-radar residential and commercial investment opportunities you won’t have heard about.
This page is your one-stop shop for all the news on global real estate. Updated daily, you’ll always be kept in the loop.
Have a browse of the articles below.
It’s a massive shake-up. Property investors are now facing tougher restrictions. Here’s why it’s time to urgently diversify into stocks.
It’s a clear case of market failure, but our government hasn’t done much. Here’s why our housing crisis needs to be urgently addressed.
Investing in the stock market and solving the housing crisis aren’t mutually exclusive. They are more closely connected than you might think.
House prices have escalated sharply in recent years. It’s a generational dilemma. Do millennials still have a shot at home ownership?
The true rate of inflation has been underestimated in New Zealand. Housing is the main cause. Here are 3 ways we could fix this problem.
It’s the latest edition of our radio show. Join our panel of experts as they discuss how to find margin of safety in a rising economy.
New Zealand’s housing debt is now so large that it now comprises almost the entire economy. Can we solve this addiction? Is it too late?
It’s the stunning tale of two different housing markets. One has an undersupply. The other has an oversupply. What can we learn from this?
It’s shocking: New Zealand has the highest rate of homelessness in the OECD. How has it reached this point? Here’s our urgent solution.
Which gives you the most upside? Real estate or stocks? Here’s a quick and easy explanation of the risks and opportunities involved.
Aiming to sell a high-end property? Here’s how you can market your home to the right buyers and secure the best possible deal.
Jasper is making commercial property more accessible than ever. Here’s how their new Industrial Income Plus Fund could be a game changer.
Here’s what they don’t tell you: investing in residential property is highly stressful and gives you a low yield. So what’s the alternative?
If you don’t learn from history, you are doomed to repeat it. Here are the shocking economic parallels between 2020 and 1920.
It’s a proposal that’s scaring many of us. A wealth tax. Here’s why it’s regressive and will do more harm than good.