New Zealand Real Estate group Harcourts, has been selected from a world-wide category to be the first real estate company to be featured across Apple’s global web network with a case study showing how they have used Apple’s iOS technology to transform their business. In recognition of their innovation and use of the iPad and […]
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The Overseas Investment Amendment Bill banning foreigners from purchasing certain residential homes has now been introduced in New Zealand.
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When you’re making last-minute tweaks before you get ready to sell your property, you’re usually thinking about one thing: how to add value quickly and inexpensively. The best way to do this is making some changes to your garden.
Feng shui is an ancient Chinese system of laws that aligns the arrangement of your home in relation to the flow of energy (chi). Based on the idea that our homes are a mirror of what’s happening in our lives, it’s thought you can affect what happens to you by encouraging good energy and repelling […]
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Some property owners associate pets with added mess, damage and disturbance which can make it more difficult for pet owners to find a rental home. However, many landlords are beginning to see the advantages of pet owners as tenants. They may be more responsible if they have a furry friend to look after and they […]
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A strategic multi-channel property marketing campaign will almost always deliver a better sale result. Kelvin Collins, CEO at Harcourts Otago, shares four crucial marketing aims which come together to add value to your property.
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Landlords should take out insurance on their rental property to cover against any damage and prepare for a range of possible scenarios.
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We’ve had times where relationships between our property managers and tenants have broken down. But it doesn’t have to be that way. Our friendly team sees your happiness and comfort as a priority — it’s just as important to us as keeping our landlords happy.
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The next release of rateable values (RV) in the Queenstown Lakes District is happening in October 2017. With the release only occurring every three years, it’s likely your property’s RV will have changed significantly in this time.
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