Property InDepth is not surprised that Auckland’s city-wide rating valuations continue to unravel at a rate of knots. Earlier this month the Auckland Council admitted that 70% of objections against its July 2014 rating valuations have been upheld. That means about 7,000 Auckland residents have successfully challenged the valuations their properties were given. The lion’s share of […]
Property InDepth was one of the first companies in New Zealand to achieve the “Quality Assurance” accreditation awarded by the Property Institute of New Zealand Inc. This independent, peer-reviewed, industry accreditation assures all our clients – be they home buyers, owners or investors – that our valuers offer a “quality” service that […]
Further Government tinkering in the Auckland property market is unlikely to have the desired effect of slowing things down. That’s the view of senior south and east Auckland valuer Rene McLean. Here’s what Rene has to say about what effects he thinks the new capital gains tax will have: “The two-year “bright line” capital gains […]
Property InDepth’s city-wide network of professional, registered valuers carry out thousands of residential property valuations throughout the city each year. This puts them in a prime position to comment on what they believe is happening in Auckland’s dynamic property market. We put five leading questions to two key members of our team and […]
A reputable leading North Island building inspecting company is warning home buyers to beware of cowboy operators who’ve set up shop in several parts of the country… Betta Inspect It welcomes and fully supports top level moves to warn NZ property buyers about these cowboys offering cheap pre-purchase inspections and reports. It’s highly tempting to […]
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The Property InDepth team have been mentioned in the news recently regarding Auckland property values. Check out these articles and have your say!
3 December, 2014 media commentary . The magnitude of the “inconsistencies” in the latest Auckland property revaluation is becoming glaringly obvious.
Learning that your biggest asset, your property, may have increased in value by hundreds of thousands of dollars based on it’s 2014 rating valuation is good news in anyone’s books.
Why wait until next month (November 2014) – when the Auckland Council releases new rating valuations across Auckland city – before you gain some idea of the current value of your home?