newth-properties
A division of Brill Management Ltd
Level 1, 15-17 William Pickering Drive, Rosedale Auckland 0632
Tue Aug 27
Every country wants to attract the tourist dollar and long-term investment to boost their GDP. NZ is no different and regulations are put in place to ensure the right workers are suitably enticed through immigration laws and business/property investment, as it relates to sensitive property (except residential) through the Overseas Investment Act. There are a […]
Jeff Brill.BBs.,BProp(Hons)
Wed Apr 10
There are some rules in life, some of them not written down, some are just learnt along the way..
Thu Feb 22
When we look at the property market and try to forecast where it is headed, we all know that it tends to act like a rolling ball. Once it starts in motion, it tends to move in that general direction or stop for a while. When the ball is pushed in another direction it is usually announced all over the news so there are no surprises.
Fri Nov 17
Once upon a time, not too long ago in a land in which this blog was written, the idealist and partly hopeful 20-something wished upon and expected to materialise the ¼ acre dream.
Wed Sep 27
The political D-day is nearly upon us and we should all by now know what party we are going to present our ‘Party vote’ to.
Wed Aug 30
Auckland Council’s Planning, Environment and Parks Committee has decided to engage Aucklanders in a consultative process from 6 June to 30th July 2023 regarding a draft Future Development Strategy (“FDS”) that has been prepared by the Auckland Council.
Tue Apr 04
Retirement villages are an interesting concept, it gives you a right to occupy space much like other concepts for different sectors in NZ. It is governed by the Retirement Villages Act 2003. The Retirement Code of Practice 2008(1) dictates the minimum requirements that have to be in place for residents in Retirement villages.
I don’t read the paper/on-line economic news anymore as I know what it is going to tell me. We already know that inflation has skyrocketed following the quantitative easing that was required during the pandemic. It happened here, it happened almost everywhere, we knew it would.
Chris Hipkins officially took over the reigns from Jacinda Ardern on Wednesday 25th January. I read somewhere that the middle of last year would be a good time for Jacinda to retire and come December, ten months from the election, it was going to be too late.
