Why the Kiwi property market won’t drop as much as Australia’s
Aussie election stirs up tempting housing reform packages in oversupplied market.
Gill South
Thu, 16 May 2019
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Housing markets in Australia and New Zealand are falling – but at different rates and for different reasons, experts say.
In Australia, fall-out from the housing crash has put the issue at the forefront of Labour's platform ahead of this Saturday's general election.
A Bill Shorten,
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Gill South
Thu, 16 May 2019
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