Ray White expands into Katikati with industry heavyweights at the helm
Ray White New Zealand is proud to announce the opening of its newest office, Ray White Katikati, led by experienced real estate leaders David Sylvester and Grace Anderson.
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Where New Zealand's next million-dollar suburbs are
A decade ago, the million-dollar suburb was almost exclusively an Auckland phenomenon. The map of where that threshold sits today, and where it is heading next, tells a very different story about New Zealand housing.
The illusion of a flat market: what 4.1 per cent inflation means for housing
A market that looks flat on paper can still be falling in real terms. New Zealand house prices have held inside a narrow band for three years while inflation has quietly widened the gap between nominal and real value.
Locals snap up New Zealand’s luxury homes
Since New Zealand’s international buyer ban was updated, Ray White New Zealand has seen limited activity from international buyers, with 91 per cent of sales over $5 million going to New Zealand residents.
RBNZ moves early to get the hiking cycle under way
The Reserve Bank of New Zealand has raised the Official Cash Rate by 25 basis points to 2.50 per cent.
Historical beachfront estate hits the market
A historical beachfront home on the sought-after Sumner Esplanade has hit the market for the first time in more than three decades.
Ray White Mt Eden celebrates 10 years of excellence
Ray White Mt Eden is proudly celebrating its 10-year anniversary, marking a decade of market leadership, innovation, and unwavering client commitment under the guidance of business owner Jared Cooksley.
New Zealand CBD’s parking shows mixed results
Parking rates are one of the more honest indicators of CBD vibrancy. Across New Zealand's three largest centres they are now moving in different directions, and the reasons sit outside the parking market itself.
Nearly 600 bids placed as buyers compete at Game Day
Buyers remained highly active at Ray White A T Realty's latest Game Day auction event, with 598 bids placed across eight hours of auctions and active bidding recorded on 97 per cent of properties called.
Two budgets, two markets and the fight for Australian investor attention
Australian investors have not had a strong reason to look across the Tasman for some time. The Federal Budget and New Zealand's response have shifted enough variables at once for that to no longer hold.
Know Your Tax: Interest Deductibility and the Bright-Line Test
Do you own a rental property? Two major tax changes took effect in 2024 and 2025. Here’s a breakdown of what they mean for you. Interest Deductibility If you have a rental property with a mortgage, you can deduct the interest paid on the loan from your rental income when calculating taxable income. Previous Rules … […]
Maximize Your Investment: A Year-End Guide for Landlords
As the financial year draws to a close, landlords have the opportunity to review their property investments and make strategic adjustments to optimise returns. By proactively assessing finances, scrutinising deductible expenses, adjusting rent, and reviewing insurance coverage, landlords can maximise their investment potential. 1. Conduct a Comprehensive Financial Review Before entering the new financial year, … […]
Unlawful Dwellings – Let us guide you
It’s crucial for landlords to know if a property they’re trying to rent is classified as a lawful dwelling in respect of The Residential Tenancies Act 1986. As soon as a residential tenancy agreement is completed your lawful dwelling requirements come into effect, and this can occur even without a written agreement where an ‘implied … […]
Healthy Homes Compliance Deadline Looms
From 1 July 2025, **ALL** private rentals must comply with the Healthy Homes Standards. We now have less than one year to ensure that all private rental properties in New Zealand meet these requirements. Landlords who fail to comply with the Healthy Homes Standards will breach the Residential Tenancies Act 1986 and may be liable … […]
Selling a tenanted property
If you are thinking of selling your tenanted property, as a landlord there are obligations that you need to meet. Section 47 of the Residential Tenancies Act 1986 (RTA) requires that if a landlord decides to put the premises on the market for sale or other disposition after entering into a tenancy agreement, the landlord … […]
Safe use of lithium-ion batteries and battery products
Lithium-ion batteries are found in many common household products such as mobile phones, laptops, scooters, e-cigarettes, smoke alarms and toys. When treated with respect and care, lithium-ion batteries are safe. However, if they are misused (for example, overcharged or damaged), or are of poor quality, they can present a serious risk of fire, explosion and … […]
What to do when ending a tenancy
So you are a tenant and you want to move house, but you are not too sure what to do or how to do it. That is what your Ray White Rotorua property manager is here for, to help and advise you on the correct processes to follow.
How Property Managers Serve as Essential Partners for Tenants and Landlords
Welcome to an inside look at how a Property Manager can transform the rental experience for tenants and property owners alike. Whether you’re renting for the first time, a seasoned tenant, or a landlord considering property management services, understanding the multifaceted role of a Property Manager is crucial to making informed decisions.
Family Violence in Rental Properties
The definition of family violence (as described by the Ministry of Justice), is violence by nature which can be physical, sexual or psychological abuse.
The Benefits of Hiring a Property Manager
Being a property owner and renting out properties is a professional business which is why the benefits of hiring a property manager can significantly outweigh management fees, providing landlords with peace of mind that their property is in experienced hands. Read more below to learn about the benefits of engaging a property manager and whether … […]
