Considering Defaulting on Your Mortgage?
A vital step before defaulting on your mortgage is to check your loan agreement which sets out the terms and conditions of your loan.
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If you have an Airbnb in New Zealand, do you need Resource Consent?
HOME BUYERS GUIDE - Buying off the plans (Part 1)
What is buying off the plans and what do I need to think about?
HOME BUYERS GUIDE - Buying off the plans (Part 2)
How do the nuts and bolts work - the agreement, title etc?
Buyer beware when you're buying off the plans
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Resource Management Changes and Intensified Development - Do you want a land covenant?
October 2021 Changes to Resource Management in Main Centres
COVID-19: Property Transactions Under Alert Level 4
The recent elevation to Covid-19 alert level four ("level 4") means there are difficulties with many property transactions around New Zealand going ahead. If you’re worried about your settlement, here’s some advice that may help.
Changes afoot in the housing market
The Government has announced substantial changes that will affect both property investors and first home buyers. The key changes are summarised in this article
The updated Bright Line Test - What you need to know
On 27 March 2021, the bright-line test rules changed. What does this mean for you?
Thinking of subleasing? What you need to know
COVID-19 – Alert Level 3 – How does this change affect rental payments?
In this note we examine the implications of the move from Alert Level 4 to Alert Level 3 for landlords and tenants of commercial leases.
What is the effect of the change from Alert Level 4 to Alert Level 3 on leases? Will ADLS clause 27.5 still be relevant?
COVID-19 Property Transactions Under Alert Level 3
How Does a Body Corporate React to Covid-19?
This is the story of how Body Corporate Apartment X (BCAX) has responded to COVID-19. Other Bodies Corporate may find this useful in determining their own courses of action.
COVID-19: Suspension costs – taking the pragmatic approach
I anticipate that the vast majority of contractors will not be throwing in the kitchen sink on delay costs and letting the contract become a battleground. Pragmatism needs to win the day because it is very likely that none of the current contracts adequately deal with all the financial implications of the current lockdown.
