Jawboning a capital gains tax
A rise of 13% in Auckland's median house price to $720,000 this month from $637,000 in March last year has prompted the bank to look at policy choices to dampen the market's heat.
The Reserve Bank’s murmurings about a capital gains tax could throw up some interesting economic and market possibilities if it ever eventuates, funds manager Harbour Asset Management reckons.
A rise of 13% in Auckland’s median house price to $720,000 this month from $637,000 in March last year
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Sally Lindsay for NBR NZ Property Investor
Wed, 22 Apr 2015
Wed, 22 Apr 2015
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Jawboning a capital gains tax
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