NZ Property Investor

PROPERTY POST COVID-19

have been surprised at the somewhat negative media commentary on property in the last 90 days, with prominence given to the usual doomsayer economists predicting a market meltdown. With predictions of 10–20% price drops (and a few keyboard warriors during lockdown saying the market could fall up to 50%), it seemed we were in for something between a right meltdown and total systemic failure in housing markets. For many of them, it’s

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