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
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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