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Mar 27, 2024
Property Investors back in business, the bill heralding property tax change is released.
At long last, and after various “amendments” to the pre-election promise to restore interest deductibility for residential lending, the bill that will change the law to deliver on the promises has bee
Mar 7, 2024
Understanding different types of ownership
Fee Simple, leasehold, cross lease, unit title – what does this all mean and how does it affect you? The simplest form of ownership is a fee simple title otherwise referred to as “freehold title”.
Mar 7, 2024
Market Update: February 2024
A busy start to the year! It has been a surprising start to the year for us, with massive numbers of appraisals and new listings, a slow but steady increase in buyer enquiry and a fair amount of time
Feb 26, 2024
#roadtripnorth - Detour routes for the Brynderwyn Hills closure
Kerikeri District Business Association has designed a map to show how easy it is to get North. With all the rhetoric around in the media about the closure of the Brynderwyns for 9 weeks - we dec
Feb 16, 2024
Is 2024 Starting To Turn The Corner?
Say goodbye to 2023, which according to many commentators had the worst commercial sales in nearly 30 years. Buyers were nervous with the cost of living and rising inflation, with high interest rat
Dec 4, 2023
Market Update: December 2023
It’s no secret. Kerikeri and the Far North are on track to experience one of the lowest volumes of open market real estate sales in a calendar year for 20 years. Average timeframes to sell have quadru
Nov 24, 2023
Gearing Ratios
Apologies to the motorheads out there, but this is the financial ratio used to compare the owner’s equity (capital) or asset values to the debt borrowed. The debt-to-equity ratio is a cru
Oct 16, 2023
Valuing Your Business
A true value is that agreed between a willing buyer and seller. A different buyer and seller with the same product may agree a differing value. Particularly in the SME (Smal Medium Enterprise) area