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Articles tagged with 'housing market'
Confidence in rental returns at new low
29 January 2020 - Belief that rental property will provide the best investment returns has fallen to a 15 plus year low, the latest ASB Investor Confidence Survey reveals.
Why house price growth will continue
28 January 2020 - House price inflation is unlikely to radically slow this year after a strong end to 2019, according to leading economist Tony Alexander.
A decade of property price growth
23 January 2020 - Recent years have seen some spectacular house price growth around New Zealand but just how much have asking prices gone up in different markets over the last 10 years?
Upping the ante on price growth
22 January 2020 - ANZ economists have become the latest commentators to revise up their house price inflation predictions and are now picking 8% growth by mid-2020.
Call for apartment law reform petition support
17 January 2020 - The campaign to reform apartment law is heating up once again with National MPs urging property owners to sign a petition calling for changes to the law.
Highest sales in December for three years
16 January 2020 - New Zealand's property market ended the decade on a high with new REINZ data putting sales at their highest volume in years and median prices up around the country.
Book excerpt: Financial Freedom - 5 Steps 5 Years
6 January 2020 - Property investment is the way to financial freedom, argues property investment mentor Lucia Xiao* in her new book which aims to help people take control of their lives. Here's an excerpt from her book…
COMMENT: What lies ahead in 2020?
3 January 2020 - It's that time of year when we are all contemplating what the year ahead has in store… So here's GRA managing director Matthew Gilligan's property market predictions for 2020.
Hot demand in Hawke's Bay
31 December 2019 - A severe housing shortage in Napier and Hastings means house values and rents are on the rise, writes Joanna Jefferies.
COMMENT: Off-the-plan investing in 2020
27 December 2019 - Interested in the idea of investing off-the-plan? Propellor Property Investments founder Nikki Conners* explains what you need to know about off-the-plan investing going into 2020.
Strong market upturn picked for 2020
18 December 2019 - Expect price growth to hit 7% by April 2020 as the housing market continues its emphatic upturn, Westpac's chief economist says.
New infrastructure funding tool announced
16 December 2019 - Funding for infrastructure in new developments has long been a bottleneck in the drive to boosting housing supply so the Government is introducing a new tool to address the problem.
Record prices see upturn gathering pace
13 December 2019 - New Zealand's housing market resurgence continues to gain momentum with the latest REINZ data showing record prices around the country.
Who loves apartments the most
12 December 2019 - New Zealanders may have finally started to embrace apartments as homes but it is investors who buy them the most, according to new analysis from CoreLogic.
Buyer sentiment at seven year high
9 December 2019 - Housing market expectations have improved significantly in ASB's latest Housing Confidence Survey – and record low interest rates are playing a major part in that.
Values pick up the pace
4 December 2019 - There's a more upbeat feel to the property market and it's obvious in this month's QV data which has values firmly on the rise.
Auckland's November sales at four year high
3 December 2019 - Sales activity continues to improve in Auckland with new Barfoot & Thompson data revealing their best November sales numbers since 2015.
Finance clause change to hit home buyers: REINZ
2 December 2019 - Home buyers will no longer be able to use a finance clause to pull out of a property purchase without proof, REINZ has warned.
Supply remains tight nationwide
2 December 2019 - Many regional markets hit record high asking prices in November but that's not deterring property-seeking Aucklanders, Realestate.co.nz's latest data shows.
COMMENT: Unlawful premises – moving past Anderson v FM Custodians
26 November 2019 - Curious about the law around the use of non-residential property for residential purposes? Auckland Property Investors Association member Kristine King* explains the situation now that there's new legislation in place.
Pre-summer pick up for rental market
22 November 2019 - The rental market is heating up for summer with both tenant demand and rents on the rise around the country, new Trade Me data suggests.
COMMENT: Removing 90-day notices - the impacts
20 November 2019 - Being a successful landlord is all about managing risk but getting rid of "no cause" 90-day' notices means risk will skyrocket, argues NZ Property Investor Federation executive member Brian Kerr.
Mortgage rates may be at cycle low: ASB
20 November 2019 - Take note, investors: It is "quite possible" fixed rate mortgages have hit their lowest point in this cycle, according to economists at ASB.
Key reform will only protect bad tenants
18 November 2019 - Getting rid of "no cause" termination notices only serves to protect bad tenants and will have a negative impact on the broader community, not just landlords, according to landlord advocates.
Changes to RTA announced
17 November 2019 - The Government announced its long awaited tenancy law reforms on Sunday and they mean that landlords will no longer be able to get rid of tenants without reason.
ComCom warning for property trader
15 November 2019 - A property trader, who has attracted unfavourable media attention in recent years, has received a formal warning from the Commerce Commission.
Record prices round NZ
14 November 2019 - It looks like the sleeping giant of New Zealand's housing market could be stirring, with new REINZ data showing that both sales and prices in Auckland are up.
More than fair "wear and tear"
12 November 2019 - Proving tenant liability for damage has long been a major worry for landlords but a recent Tenancy Tribunal ruling shows that it can be done.
Southland "standout" region for investors
11 November 2019 - Investors looking for both strong capital gains and good rental yields should head to Southland – if they heed the results of new REINZ research.
The getting of wisdom
11 November 2019 - Landlords concerned about the increasing amount of rules and regulations it's necessary to comply with can now get training to help them out.
Low property expectations
7 November 2019 - Confidence in investments across the board has fallen to a three and a half year low – and a decline in sentiment about housing has played a big part in this.
Record low rates fuel market resurgence
6 November 2019 - A widespread resurgence in value growth of late means that all eyes are now on the Reserve Bank's next OCR call which could give the market another push.
COMMENT: The truth about tenancy terminations
5 November 2019 - The Government wants to get rid of "no-cause" tenancy terminations. Auckland Property Investors Association vice president Peter Lewis explains why that is a bad idea.
SuperCity on the rise?
4 November 2019 - Auckland's housing market saw a noticeable increase in sales in October – and it's due to an increase in listings, according to Barfoot & Thompson's managing director.
Tight supply, rising prices
1 November 2019 - A significant year-on-year drop in the total number of houses on the market nationwide could start to drive up asking prices going forward, new Realestate.co.nz data suggests.
Strong growth in multi-unit dwelling consents
31 October 2019 - The number of dwelling consents being issued just keeps going up, with September seeing the highest number in any 12-month period since the year to October 1974.
Boiling Hot Property
31 October 2019 - A supply shortage and accessible price points mean demand for investment properties in Rotorua is red hot, writes Joanna Jefferies.
Smaller properties, better rent growth
29 October 2019 - Two-bedroom properties and central city apartments are seeing the strongest growth in rents in the Auckland region, new Barfoot & Thompson data reveals.
LVR loosening likely - ANZ
23 October 2019 - LVR restrictions were never meant to be a permanent feature of New Zealand's housing market and ANZ economists argue that some further relaxing of them could soon be on the cards.
COMMENT: Sign of changing times
17 October 2019 - Fletcher Building opened a flash, new, high tech, prefabricated house building factory yesterday. Great things are expected of it, but Miriam Bell ponders what it means for your average investor.
Return to market form
15 October 2019 - There's been a rallying of the market with the latest REINZ data showing both sales volumes and median house prices noticeably up with the onset of Spring.
Allow KiwiSaver withdrawals for investment properties
15 October 2019 - KiwiSaver rules should be relaxed so that first home withdrawals can include investment properties, the Interim Retirement Commissioner is proposing.
Green light for property investment crowdfunding
9 October 2019 - The Financial Markets Authority (FMA) has approved a secondary market for The Property Crowd and that enables the residential property crowd funder to relaunch its trading platform.
Spring bounce in Auckland market
2 October 2019 - There was an increase in activity in the Auckland housing market over September with both new listings and sales up, according to Barfoot & Thompson.
Signs of life in market
2 October 2019 - They might be tentative but there are signs the property market is strengthening with new QV data showing that most main urban areas have seen a lift in values.
New listings remain limited
1 October 2019 - There was no uptick in market activity in the first full month after the Reserve Bank's big OCR cut, with listings still at low levels, realestate.co.nz's latest data shows.
COMMENT: Let the buyer beware! But what about the seller?
1 October 2019 - Where would you stand if a property you have contracted to buy or sell is damaged on or before the settlement day? Buddle Findlay* partner John Buchan and senior associate Julia Gabrielle explain.
Consents up again in August
30 September 2019 - Ongoing growth in the number of new dwellings being consented demonstrates an increasing focus on densification particularly in Auckland.
Bad behaviour behind most 90-day notices
27 September 2019 - Getting rid of "no cause" terminations won't benefit good tenants but it will help bad tenants - as most 90-day notices are due to poor tenant behaviour, landlords are warning.
LVR limits slow down investors
26 September 2019 - LVR speed limits continue to have a "strong effect" on investors, according to CoreLogic, after the latest Reserve Bank data showed a drop in investor borrowing.
Rents ramp up in Capital's tight market
25 September 2019 - Limited supply and strong demand mean that Wellington rents are, once again, on a par with Auckland's rents, according to Trade Me Property's new rental data.
No stopping Capital price rises
23 September 2019 - There's no sign of a slow-down in Wellington's property prices with Trade Me Property's latest data showing that asking prices continue to rise solidly.
New Government housing agency established
20 September 2019 - It's official: the Government's new urban development and housing authority, Kāinga Ora, has been given the go-ahead after the necessary legislation passed its third reading in Parliament this week.
The truth about flipping
19 September 2019 - Claims about the sky-high gains generated by property flippers ignore the costs and taxes that come with trading properties – and that means the profit assumptions are wrong, property experts say.
Price fixing earns Ronovationz $400k penalty
18 September 2019 - Property investment guru, Ron Hoy Fong's, company has been handed down a $400,000 penalty by the High Court after admitting to price fixing in Auckland's real estate market.
Home loan complaints rise
18 September 2019 - Complaints against banks by home loan borrowers rose by 12.3% last year amid a rising number of declined applications, according to the Banking Ombudsman Scheme.
Sales fall highlights sluggish market
13 September 2019 - The Reserve Bank's dramatic OCR cut in August was meant to prompt a pick-up in the housing market but new REINZ data shows sales have slumped again.
Changing the game
11 September 2019 - Investors keen to minimise the costs that come with selling properties might want to look to a new real estate agency which is aiming to disrupt the industry.
Reset policies will prompt price rises - Westpac
10 September 2019 - KiwiBuild "reset" policies will boost demand, rather than supply, and that will lead to house price rises, Westpac's economists are predicting.
What Aucklanders value in property
6 September 2019 - Properties with more permissive zoning have clearly higher values, according to new research from Auckland Council's Chief Economist's Unit.
Expect three more OCR cuts – ANZ
6 September 2019 - Ongoing deterioration of the growth and inflation outlook means that ANZ is predicting that the Reserve Bank will cut the Official Cash Rate (OCR) to 0.25% by May next year.
Rent-to-buy scheme key to KiwiBuild II
4 September 2019 - It's still KiwiBuild but not as we know it after the Government announced that it was scrapping the 100,000 homes target and introducing new home ownership initiatives.
Decline in value growth slows
4 September 2019 - Property value growth nationwide has been waning for months. But now QV's latest data suggests the rate of decline is starting to ease up.
No momentum in Auckland sales
3 September 2019 - Auckland prices remain strong but sales are down and the market is suffering from a lack of momentum, according to the city's biggest real estate agent.
Hints of market resurgence
3 September 2019 - Lower interest rates are prompting renewed interest in the property market with Realestate.co.nz reporting a surge of activity in August.
Mortgage servicing rate cuts
2 September 2019 - Several banks have cut their servicing rates recently, with more expected to follow, and advisers believe such changes will mean more for borrowers than low rates do.
Build-to-rent momentum grows
29 August 2019 - The Government needs to better enable the growth of New Zealand's fledgling build-to-rent sector if it wants to alleviate the country's housing shortage.
Slashing OCR has worked, economist says
28 August 2019 - The OCR is low and poised to get lower but Westpac's chief economist doesn't believe that means concerns about a negative OCR are warranted.
Are property investors returning to the market?
26 August 2019 - Property investors are said to be returning to the housing market, CoreLogic says but, if they are, it's not evident in the Reserve Bank's latest mortgage lending data.
Housing market confidence growing
26 August 2019 - The housing market could be turning a corner as a new ASB survey shows that price expectations and buyer confidence are both on the rise.
New policy to address "failing" cities
21 August 2019 - Restrictive planning laws mean New Zealand cities are "failing" so the Government has announced a new urban development initiative to tackle the problem.
Low rates boost NZ's housing affordability
21 August 2019 - Declining house prices and low interest rates have improved housing affordability across New Zealand over the first half of 2019, a new report from Moody's Investors Service shows.
A tale of two cities prices
20 August 2019 - Asking prices in Auckland continue to decline while Wellington's asking prices are still running hot, according to the latest Trade Me Property Price Index.
Development focus for new Hamilton-Auckland partnership
16 August 2019 - Investors looking for future growth hotspots should keep an eye on the "Hamilton-Auckland Corridor" after New Zealand's first urban growth partnership was signed on Thursday.
Stronger market on the cards
13 August 2019 - Those predicting a property market crash might have to reconsider as the latest REINZ data reveals signs of an improving market nationwide, including an increase in sales activity.
DTIs still on the Reserve Bank's radar
12 August 2019 - Almost half of Auckland first home buyers have mortgages that are over five times their annual income – and that makes debt-to-income (DTI) ratios a hot topic again.
Improvements in affordability nationwide
9 August 2019 - Lack of affordability has long been a problem for New Zealand's housing market, but a new report suggests the tide could be turning.
OCR cut could prompt housing market upturn
8 August 2019 - The Reserve Bank's decision to slash the Official Cash Rate (OCR) by 0.5% to a historic low of 1.0% has shocked the financial community, but what could it mean for the housing market?
Affordability key to value growth
7 August 2019 - Whether values are going up or down in markets around the country, new QV data highlights that affordability – or the lack of – is a key determinant.
Investor confidence in property softens
5 August 2019 - There have been some positive housing market developments of late but they haven't served to boost investor confidence about residential rental property.
Greens renew call for tougher tenancy laws
4 August 2019 - Getting rid of no cause rental terminations and the introduction of a Warrant of Fitness for rentals are critical parts of the Green Party's renewed focus on housing announced at their Annual Conference over the weekend.
Lower prices driving Auckland sales
2 August 2019 - The Auckland market may be down but it's not out: the city's largest real estate agency is reporting a surge in sales volumes in July.
Pushing up the national average price
1 August 2019 - The main centres used to drive New Zealand's market but it was strong provincial markets that contributed to the national average asking price's rise in July.
Auckland consents hit all time high
30 July 2019 - The Super City has seen the number of new dwelling consents being issued surge to a record high - but economists believe house building activity is nearing its peak.
COMMENT: The coming rental housing crisis
30 July 2019 - Failure of government to reverse policies will result in a calamitous fall in houses to rent and escalating rents in a crisis unseen since the 1930's, writes veteran property investor Jonathan Bidmead.
The costs of rental policy changes
24 July 2019 - The deluge of policy changes to the regulations governing rental property are a key headwind for the housing market, according to ANZ economists.
Govt opts for sweeping review of 'underperforming' RMA
24 July 2019 - A sweeping review of the Resource Management Act opens the way to splitting the law relating to environmental protection and urban development back into two separate pieces of legislation as Environment Minister David Parker concedes the 28-year-old law needs a total overhaul.
Asking prices defy winter odds
22 July 2019 - There's little sign of the traditional winter slowdown in Trade Me Property's new data with strong demand pushing asking prices up in many markets around the country.
A world of declining yields
21 July 2019 - There was gold in regional rental yields in recent years but that's changing as property prices in smaller markets go up and their yields go down.
It's all about supply
19 July 2019 - New Zealand's housing shortage is getting worse, not better, and that's why huge price falls are unlikely going forward, according to Kiwibank economists.
Mum & Dad investors on the rise
18 July 2019 - Tax and housing policy changes seemed likely to deter smaller investors but new CoreLogic research shows their market share is actually increasing.
Super City changes enabled by Unitary Plan
16 July 2019 - Investors – take note: Auckland's housing stock is changing with nearly two thirds of the new dwelling consents in May for apartments and townhouses.
Five year low for sales
12 July 2019 - Sales volumes nationwide tumbled to a five year low in June's REINZ data, highlighting that the heady days of the property market's boom are winding down.
Values on the edge of town
3 July 2019 - It's best to look to the outskirts of the main centres for value increases these days as value growth continues to slow around the country.
Consents at 45 year high
2 July 2019 - KiwiBuild production may have struggled to get off the ground but the wider construction industry is powering on with new data revealing that consents hit a 45 year high in May.
Limited stock makes for muted market
2 July 2019 - It has the lowest amount houses available to sell in nearly a year, but Auckland's biggest real estate agency sees positive trends in the market.
COMMENT: The Sound of One Hand Clapping
2 July 2019 - Two of our Lords and Masters have recently been laid low yet landlords are still treated as the problem rather than part of the solution, argues Auckland Property Investors Association vice president Peter Lewis…
LVR rules could be permanent
1 July 2019 - LVR restrictions on mortgage lending could be a "permanent setting", according to Reserve Bank deputy governor Geoff Bascand.
Prices under pressure
1 July 2019 - Supply squeeze is continuing to put pressure on asking prices with new Realestate.co.nz data showing four regions hitting record high prices.
Up, up, up for regional rents
28 June 2019 - Rental demand is outpacing tight rental supply around the country and that has made for record rent rises in many markets, according to Trade Me Property.
10 market predictions for the rest of 2019
28 June 2019 - It's been an eventful year for the residential property market so far but now's a good time to look at what might be in store for the rest of 2019, declares Core Logic senior property economist Kelvin Davidson.
Housing team takes over from Twyford
27 June 2019 - Housing is fraught, complex and – as the Cabinet reshuffle reveals – a portfolio that is no longer considered suitable for a single minister.
No monolithic cladding, no price stigma
27 June 2019 - Investors worried about the value of a leaky home they own can take heart from new research showing there's no price stigma when it comes to tactically remediated properties.
Foreign buyer ban impacts Queenstown Lakes
27 June 2019 - The foreign buyer ban impact was felt the most in Queenstown Lakes, but despite slowing growth, the market has attractive features for buyers, writes Joanna Jefferies.
COMMENT: The compliance struggle
26 June 2019 - For many property investors, the end goal is setting themselves up for retirement – but new requirements are making that harder. Investor Dale Young explains how his retirement project is turning into a compliance nightmare...
Housing market risks for NZ - OECD
25 June 2019 - The steep rise in New Zealand's house prices is a major risk to the country's economic success, a new report from the OECD warns.
It's not just about mortgage rates
24 June 2019 - Historically low mortgage rates might boost the housing market but they are not the only factor at play in the market, according to ASB economists.
Homesellers required to provide IRD number
19 June 2019 - Investors who flip properties are currently subject to the bright line test, but owner-occupiers are not. That is now set to change.
Regional markets step up the pace
14 June 2019 - [UPDATED] Price growth in regional housing markets has stepped it up again with Gisborne accelerating at the front of the pack, new REINZ data shows.
Market rebound coming - Westpac
13 June 2019 - The cancellation of a capital gains tax combined with lower mortgage rates will be game changing for the housing market, believes Westpac's chief economist.
Super City sales down 20% on last May
6 June 2019 - Residential sales activity in the Auckland region remains subdued, with Barfoot & Thompson revealing that its sales fell by 20% year-on-year in May.
Manage your value expectations
6 June 2019 - Property owners thinking of selling up are being told to manage their expectations as the latest QV data highlights that New Zealand's housing market is slowing, but steady.
Auckland exodus benefits regions
5 June 2019 - It's true: regional housing markets are seeing the impact of the Super City's expensive housing as it has prompted an exodus of Aucklanders to other parts of New Zealand.
Tale of two halves
4 June 2019 - Over half of the North Island's regions registered falls in their average asking price in May – in contrast to the South Island, the latest Realestate.co.nz data reveals.
Riding out the cycle
29 May 2019 - Fasten your seatbelts – the market is heading to the bottom of the cycle, but one property expert says that serious investors shouldn't panic if prices fall.
Gloomy expectations around Super City
27 May 2019 - Auckland house price expectations have turned negative for the first time since 2009 with a new ASB survey turning in a gloomy outlook on the market.
COMMENT: Why the new standards are not the answer
23 May 2019 - The final version of the Government's new Healthy Homes minimum standards came out last week. Stop the War on Tenancies spokesman Mike Butler tells us what he thinks about them…
Wellington City price glow spreads
20 May 2019 - Remember Auckland's "halo effect"? Well, it's happening again but this time it's at play in the Wellington region as the capital's market powers along.
Don't count on a market upturn
17 May 2019 - It's been a spectacular run for the market but this property cycle has done its dash and recent positive developments aren't likely to cause a major upturn, one top economist says.
Rental property confidence dims
15 May 2019 - Confidence in rental property as an investment option is flatlining nationwide – thanks to the uncertainty surrounding the housing market.
NZ sales on downbound train
14 May 2019 - There's no escaping the downward trend in sales exposed by new REINZ data but some commentators believe last week's OCR cut could counter the fall.
It's the law: Healthy Homes standards
13 May 2019 - The Government's Healthy Homes minimum standards will be law from 1 July 2019 – even though their final form won't be released until later this week.
COMMENT: Ring-fencing impact likely to be limited
13 May 2019 - The new rules around the ring-fencing of rental losses are unlikely to cause a sea-change in investor behaviour, according to CoreLogic senior property economist Kelvin Davidson.
Who loves property the most?
11 May 2019 - New Zealanders love buying property – despite popular hostility to investors – and so too do our elected representatives. This year's register of MP's pecuniary interests reveals how much.
Opportunity in Auckland bitcoin house sale
10 May 2019 - Investors keen to convert some digital currency into a hard asset should check out New Zealand's first official bitcoin house sale
OCR cut to boost market
9 May 2019 - New Zealand has never seen the Official Cash Rate (OCR) go so low. Now commentators are saying it will reignite the cooling embers of the property market.
No let-up in Kiwis love for property
7 May 2019 - Property investors get a bad rap and yet nearly half of New Zealanders believe property is the best way to generate wealth for retirement.
COMMENT: Punishing landlords won't solve crisis
6 May 2019 - The capital gains tax debate is over, but landlords are still being scapegoated as the focus turns to Healthy Homes, argues Auckland Property Investors Association vice president Peter Lewis…
Gone: foreign buyers leave market
2 May 2019 - Overseas buyers have dropped out of the market with new Stats NZ data revealing that the number of property transfers they are responsible for has plummeted this year.
Market uncertainty thumps Auckland sales
2 May 2019 - Uncertainty around prices and the spectre of a capital gains tax had a hefty impact on Auckland sales volumes in April.
Gateway to returns
2 May 2019 - Upper Hutt has long been overlooked as an investment option but its affordable prices, strong yields and tight rental market mean it is now attracting attention, reports Miriam Bell.
SuperCity back to "old normal"
1 May 2019 - The Auckland region's average asking price dropped to its lowest level since 2016 in April, according to the latest Realestate.co.nz figures.
Regional value stars in slow market
1 May 2019 - Looking for growth areas in a modest market? New QV data shows that smaller, regional markets like Gisborne and Horowhenua are turning in the best performances.
High demand makes for rent rises
29 April 2019 - Strong demand for rental properties nationwide means Trade Me Property's latest data shows year-on-year rent rises in every region.
COMMENT: Why Takapuna is worth a look
27 April 2019 - It's no surprise that new REINZ data shows Takapuna's median house price has climbed 30% over the past year, writes Takapuna Beach Association chief executive Terence Harpur.
Revealed: Auckland hotspots
24 April 2019 - Auckland's price growth might be flatlining overall but new data shows the SuperCity still has some hot spots where prices are on the rise.
New flames to fan housing market
18 April 2019 - The demise of the capital gains tax proposal and record low mortgage rates will led to a pick-up in housing demand and boost the market, ASB economists say.
Ditching CGT a win for common sense
17 April 2019 - Celebration is the name of the game for property investors nationwide after the Government announced that it won't be introducing a capital gains tax.
CGT reprieve
17 April 2019 - New Zealand will not see the introduction of a capital gains tax after the Coalition Government was unable to reach a consensus on the issue.
Super City rental market star
16 April 2019 - Two-bedroom rental properties are the clear best performer across the Auckland market, new Barfoot & Thompson rental data reveals.
Low mortgage rates vs CGT
16 April 2019 - Plunging mortgage rates will stimulate the housing market but it is the prospect of tax change that will have the bigger market impact, Westpac's chief economist says.
Rising from the ashes
15 April 2019 - INVESTOR PROFILE: Lorraine Rishworth's marriage breakup was the catalyst for a property investment journey that's yielded great results and allowed her to be mortgage free in her own home.
Downward migration trend halts
12 April 2019 - New Zealand's declining migration trend appears to have been arrested – and even reversed - but economists are urging caution on that reading of Stats NZ figures.
Auckland sales at lowest since 2008
12 April 2019 - Sales in Auckland plummeted by nearly 20% to the lowest number in a March month for eleven years, new REINZ data reveals - but sales activity nationwide also took a fall.
Auckland a "buyers market"
4 April 2019 - Prices remain high in the Auckland region but new data from two real estate websites indicates the market has shifted to favour buyers.
Realism needed in Auckland market
3 April 2019 - Auckland house prices remain stable despite muted sales activity, according to the city's biggest real estate agency.
Brakes on value growth
3 April 2019 - Affordability constraints are applying the brakes to value growth nationwide but QV's new data proves values are not plummeting at the rate of those across the Tasman.
Top yields in City of Sales
1 April 2019 - Investor-style apartment sale prices have taken a hit recently: does this represent an opportunity for investors? Joanna Jefferies investigates.
Decline in new investor mortgages
22 March 2019 - New mortgage registrations for investors have continued to slide over the past year, according to the latest Property Institute/Valocity Regional Insights Report.
Investors hold properties for longer
20 March 2019 - Public perception has it that investors spend their time flipping properties on a regular basis but new analysis shows they hold properties for longer than other buyers.
On the property beat
18 March 2019 - INVESTOR PROFILE: From the police academy to a property academy, Tua Saseve's property journey is one with a difference and now he's teaching others how to build a successful portfolio.
Migration confusion
15 March 2019 - Is migration into New Zealand going up or down? Stats NZ's new migration measuring system is making it hard to tell.
CGT threat barely dents market confidence
15 March 2019 - Confidence in the market remains solid among both residential and commercial property owners – despite the threat of a capital gains tax.
Boom time in student rental market
14 March 2019 - Landlords who are active in the student rental market are reaping the benefits as the academic year kicks off, according to Trade Me Property.
Sales plunge by nearly 10%
13 March 2019 - Residential property sales nationwide took a big tumble in February – but capital gains tax related uncertainty could be to blame.
COMMENT: Capital gain vs cash flow
12 March 2019 - There are two very different types of property investors and the introduction of a capital gains tax would affect one far more than the other, explains veteran property investor Graeme Fowler.
Revisiting apartments
11 March 2019 - Kiwis are traditionally resistant when it comes to buying and living in apartments but the time is right for investors to take a fresh look at them as an investment option.
Regions driving value growth
6 March 2019 - Values continue to bubble up in New Zealand's more affordable regions but the latest QV data shows just how much heat has come out of the broader market.
COMMENT: Property reno - where are the tradies?
5 March 2019 - What seemed like a straight-forward renovation job on a rental property left Auckland Property Investors Association vice president Peter Lewis wondering where all the tradies have gone when we need them so much…
Auckland sales lowest in 10 years
4 March 2019 - Property sales in Auckland reached new lows in February while prices were also down, according to Barfoot & Thompson's latest data.
Garden City gears up
4 March 2019 - A plateau in values and rents has been a feature of the southwest Christchurch market for some time, but this year the market looks on the up, writes Joanna Jefferies.
Consents at 44 year high
1 March 2019 - New dwelling consents are now at the highest level since 1975 but economists say that it's likely they have reached their peak.
NZ market more secure than Australia's
1 March 2019 - Stability reigns in New Zealand's property market which leaves it in a much better place than Australia's, new data from Realestate.co.nz shows.
FHB continue to outpace investors
28 February 2019 - January lending data from the Reserve Bank reveals first home buyers continue to grow their market share, closing the gap on property investors. [READ...
Scope of CGT likely to narrow
26 February 2019 - Government assurances that they are not bound by the Tax Working Group's recommendations are increasing concerns that a capital gains tax will be applied to rental properties alone.
What you need to know about body corporates
26 February 2019 - Body corporate issues regularly turn up in court. So Auckland District Law Society president Joanna Pidgeon explains what investors need to know about them to avoid ending up in a legal battle.
Cost of standards will hit tenants
25 February 2019 - Parts of the Government's new Healthy Homes minimum standards are not cost-effective and that will impact on tenants, according to investor advocates.
Outrage over CGT recommendation
21 February 2019 - Introducing a capital gains tax on rental properties will have a detrimental effect on both the rental market and house prices in the long-term, property investors warn.
The DIY landlords
18 February 2019 - INVESTOR PROFILE: One young Masterton couple have amassed a portfolio with 13 income streams in four years and their story proves that the DIY route is a strategy to seriously consider.
A good time to buy?
15 February 2019 - There's slowing price growth and subdued sales nationwide – and yet a new survey shows the number of people who think it's a good time to buy a house is at a five and a half year high.
Auckland prices at 35 month low
14 February 2019 - The City of Sails' median price has fallen to its lowest point in over three years although there are still pockets of price growth around the region.
Song of subdued values remains the same
13 February 2019 - New data from QV leaves little doubt that property value growth is slowing around the country, but that doesn't mean a major decline is coming.
No let-up in affordability issues
12 February 2019 - Housing affordability has improved in New Zealand's most expensive regions but it's deteriorating on a nationwide basis.
COMMENT: Ring-fencing rules could mean 116,000 less rentals
12 February 2019 - Ring-fencing of rental losses on rental properties could end up resulting in 116,000 fewer rentals, Stop the War on Tenancies spokesman Mike Butler cautions.
Altered landscape for investors
7 February 2019 - This year's Squirrel property investors' survey reveals that uncertainty over government policy changes reigns supreme and that's impacting on how investors go about their business.
Super City sales up, prices down
5 February 2019 - Acceptance that Auckland is now a buyer's market has set in as Barfoot & Thompson's latest data reveals a modest start to the year.
Consents reach peak level
4 February 2019 - New dwelling consents have hit a 14 year high and one economist believes they are now at the level required to keep pace with population growth.
Harbourside metropolis
4 February 2019 - Strong economic and population growth and a tight rental market mean Tauranga remains an appealing option for investors, writes Miriam Bell.
Regional prices hit record highs
1 February 2019 - A lack of housing stock on the market is the driving force behind a slew of record high asking prices in markets around the country.
NZ market out of step with Australia's slump
31 January 2019 - New Zealand's housing market might be cooling but it's in sync with global trends – unlike the Australian market's dramatic decline, according to a major bank.
It's a capital gains waiting game
30 January 2019 - Introduction of a capital gains tax might be closer than ever before but many in the property investment sector have made sure to strongly voice their opposition.
Migration lower than previous estimates
25 January 2019 - A new migration measuring system means that annual net migration over recent years has been lower than previously thought.
Wellington rents highest in NZ
23 January 2019 - There's been a changing of the guard in the rent stakes with Wellington overtaking Auckland as the city with the highest rents in the country.
Slow Auckland rent growth unlikely to go on
22 January 2019 - Auckland is seeing the slowest rate of rent increases in years, the city's biggest property manager has revealed – but don't expect it to continue.
Strategies for new investors
21 January 2019 - Whether you want to dip your toe into the market or jump right in, it pays to find out all about the top strategies for new investors.
Foreign buyer ban bites
18 January 2019 - Recent housing market data suggests the foreign buyers ban is biting – although the price impact remains uncertain, according to Westpac's chief economist.
Auckland sales at 10 year low
17 January 2019 - Sales volumes around the country slumped to long time lows in December in the latest REINZ data, providing more evidence of how the market has changed.
Drama absent from market
16 January 2019 - There's been no dramatic changes to property values of late and the traditional holiday season slowdown is likely to be one of the reasons.
Time of change: 2019 forecast
15 January 2019 - New Zealand's property market might be in a better place than Australia's but investors still need to brace themselves for major change in 2019.
Strong growth in provinces
14 January 2019 - Property prices in provincial markets ended 2018 strongly – in stark contrast to the main centres where stabilisation is the name of the game.
COMMENT: How to fix the housing crisis
10 January 2019 - Dealing with the housing "crisis" doesn't need rocket science, just a clearly articulated set of steps and fast action, argues property commentator Ashley Church.
Time for a sea change
7 January 2019 - Nelson-Tasman is famed for its lifestyle attractions but its solid price growth and tight rental market make it a good option for investors too, writes Miriam Bell.
The outlook for 2019
3 January 2019 - 2019 is set to be a year of massive change as the Government's suite of housing and tax policies start to bed in. Here's what property market commentators have to say on the coming year…
2018 – a year of uncertainty
31 December 2018 - If last year was a year of disruption, this year was one in which the movement towards change took off – and many investors were left floundering and uncertain.
2018 an "interesting" year - REINZ
22 December 2018 - Median prices and sales activity turned in a healthy performance around the country over the course of 2018 in an "interesting" year for real estate, according to REINZ.
2018's best performing suburbs
20 December 2018 - Curious to know which of New Zealand's suburbs has turned in the top results in measures like value growth and rental yields? A new report tells all.
Healthy Homes benefits overstated - economist
17 December 2018 - Claims made about the benefits of ensuring New Zealand's rental properties meet the Government's Healthy Homes minimum standards are exaggerated, according to a new report.
Landlording like a parent
17 December 2018 - INVESTOR PROFILE: NZPIF 2018 landlord of the year Leilani Driessen says landlording has parallels to parenting and being a landlord has enabled her to be present for her kids.
Summer bounce means record prices
14 December 2018 - House prices hit record highs around the country – apart from in Auckland where they are flat-lining, the November data from REINZ shows.
Static Auckland rents suggest underlying problem
13 December 2018 - Overcrowding could be the real reason that Auckland rents haven't budged for months while Wellington rents have rocketed up to match those in the SuperCity.
What lies ahead in 2019
12 December 2018 - Wondering what is in store for residential and commercial property across the spectrum in the coming year? Here's what Colliers International New Zealand's have to say in their annual predictions…
Has the sun set on holiday rentals?
11 December 2018 - With all the talk of increased council rates and compliance for short term rentals, do they still make investment sense? This month NZ Property Investor magazine investigates.
New record for Wellington prices
10 December 2018 - Wellington asking prices hit a new high in November – for the third month in a row, according to new Trade Me Property data.
Ring-fencing Bill hits Parliament
7 December 2018 - [UPDATED] The Bill which will put an end to the practice of negative gearing on investment properties has now been introduced into Parliament.
Sales surge up in Super City
5 December 2018 - Concerns that Auckland might soon follow the Sydney and Melbourne markets in their downward spiral should be alleviated by new Barfoot & Thompson data.
Strong value growth in affordable centres
5 December 2018 - Affordability is the critical factor in the ongoing strong value growth seen in a number of markets around the country, notably Dunedin and Wellington.
Queenstown price chill post-ban
3 December 2018 - The Central Otago-Lakes District could be feeling the effects of the foreign buyer ban with new data showing a sharp drop in the region's average asking price.
Boom times for Auckland consents
30 November 2018 - Residential building activity is hitting new heights in Auckland with the city now seeing the highest level of new dwelling consents being issued since the early 1970s.
Late Cycle Growth in Kapiti Coast & Horowhenua
30 November 2018 - In the south west of the North Island, property prices and rents are experiencing late-cycle growth, writes Joanna Jefferies.
Wellington rents riding high
29 November 2018 - Rents are on the rise in markets around the country – but it is Wellington's rental market which is running red hot, new Trade Me Property data shows.
LVR easing will prompt modest growth
28 November 2018 - Don't expect the housing market to take off at a runaway pace following the Reserve Bank's announcement that the LVR restrictions will be eased from early next year.
LVR restrictions eased for investors
28 November 2018 - The Reserve Bank has today loosened the LVR restrictions for both investors and owners-occupiers, with changes coming into effect in January.
Migration at lowest since 2015
22 November 2018 - The number of people moving to New Zealand is at lowest level in three years but economists say that doesn't mean a rapid fall in migration is coming.
COMMENT: War on tenancies should stop
21 November 2018 - Life for rental property owners may become tougher as Labour's newbie Housing Minister Phil Twyford tries to "make life better for renters", Stop the War on Tenancies founder Mike Butler warns.
Spring magic makes for price rises
20 November 2018 - Prices are on the rise around the country with every region seeing a year-on-year increase in October, Trade Me Property's latest data reveals.
Rates fall boosting housing market - Westpac
15 November 2018 - Mortgage rates have fallen to record lows recently and the housing market is perking up as result – but it won't last, Westpac's chief economist says.
Sales activity bounces back to life
14 November 2018 - The number of sales nationwide was up by 15.5% year-on-year to reach the highest level in five months in October, according to the latest REINZ data.
Infrastructure "tax" for buyers in new development
13 November 2018 - Additional infrastructure rates will be paid by people who buy properties in a newly announced housing development in Wainui, north of Auckland.
Taking the plunge
13 November 2018 - INVESTOR PROFILE: Kids TV presenter Walter Neilands had a fear of diving into property investment, but with the help of key mentors he's built a portfolio of high-yielding properties.
House buyer sentiment hits 5 year high
12 November 2018 - Growing numbers of New Zealanders think the times are improving for those wanting to buy a house, ASB's latest Housing Confidence Survey shows.
Defiant Wellington values keep rising
7 November 2018 - The Capital City's property values have been on the rise again in recent months – even though they have already increased by 45% in the last three years.
COMMENT: Landlording is a business
6 November 2018 - Governments from both sides of the political equation have failed to recognise residential landlording as a business - but it is, argues Auckland Property Investors Association vice president Peter Lewis.
Auckland market wakes from slumber
5 November 2018 - Higher sales volumes and prices characterised Auckland's market in October, according to Barfoot & Thompson's latest data.
Investor exodus unlikely
2 November 2018 - Disappointment is on the cards for the Government as their policy changes are unlikely to cause a mass exodus of investors from the housing market, experts believe.
Letting fees banned
1 November 2018 - It is no longer legal to charge tenants letting fees after Parliament today voted to pass legislation banning them from 12 December.
SuperCity now a buyers market
1 November 2018 - Take note, investors - Auckland is now a buyers' market for the first time since 2011, Realestate.co.nz's October data reveals.
Growth cycle not over yet
1 November 2018 - It seems there is some life in the market yet with property values springing back to life in the latest QV data.
Changing consent landscape
31 October 2018 - Record levels of new dwelling consents are still being issued but commentators say trends within the consents data reveal the changing face of residential building in New Zealand.
COMMENT: Reforms would increase rental shortage
31 October 2018 - Feelings on tenancy law reform continue to run high as MBIE considers submissions on the Government's proposals. Here's a summary of what landlord Naveen Goel had to say in his…
Stately southern star
30 October 2018 - Dunedin is a market of two distinct parts but its affordable prices and healthy returns make it attractive for investors, discovers Miriam Bell.
Tight supply means rent rises
29 October 2018 - A further decline in available rental properties leads Trade Me Property to warn tenants there are "ominous signs" that rent rises are on the horizon.
COMMENT: Have we hit the bottom?
25 October 2018 - It looks like New Zealand's property market may have reached a floor, and the worst could be over for property market activity, argues CoreLogic's head of research Nick Goodall.
Time to ease LVRs - ANZ
24 October 2018 - The Reserve Bank's criteria for relaxing the existing LVRs have been sufficiently met to justify easing them further, according to ANZ economists.
Cooling migration pressure
19 October 2018 - Migration flows into New Zealand continue to ease and that should help to ease some housing market demand pressure.


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Courses tagged with "Cardiology"
Blackout / Collapse 2017
Who, when and how to investigate for cardiac causes in the AMU
Dr Catherine Labinjoh
Collapse in the older patient
Dr Lara Mitchell
Vertigo: initial presentation to complex management
Dr Patrick Spielmann
Category: Blackout / Collapse
Breathlessness 2018
The origin of symptoms in heart failure - replacing dogma with data
Dr Klaus Witte
How to manage patients with difficult asthma
Dr Graham Burns
Lung cancer - common presentations and management
Dr Philip Reid
Category: Breathlessness
Cardio-Respiratory Arrest 2019
- Resuscitation Guideline Highlights | Dr Alan Robertson
- Timely referral of potential organ donors | Dr Iain Macleod
- Prevention of cardiac arrest and DNACPR decisions | Dr Juliet Spiller and Dr Vicky Tallentire
Category: Cardio-Respiratory Arrest
Cardio-Respiratory Arrest 2017
- Preventing the arrest: Chest pain risk stratification + pathways | Dr Alasdair Gray
- Cardiac arrest: an update on current guidelines | Mr John McGowan
- When CPR is unlikely to be successful | Professor Robin Taylor
Category: Cardio-Respiratory Arrest
Chest Pain 2018
- Stable angina | Dr Nicholas Cruden
- Improving Acute Coronary Syndrome Care in the Region | Professor David Newby
- Chest pain & the thoracic aorta | Mr Roderick Chalmers
Category: Chest Pain
Chest Pain 2015
- When to admit and when to discharge | Professor Nicholas L Mills
- Update on acute PE management | Dr James Tiernan
- Acute coronary syndromes | Dr Nicholas Boon
Category: Chest Pain
Haematemesis/Melaena 2015
- Upper GI bleed cause and initial management | Professor John Plevris
- Acute upper GI bleeding: risk stratification and timing of endoscopy | Dr Norma McAvoy
- Heart versus gut: what to do with anti-coagulants and anti-platelets? | Dr Peter Henriksen
Category: Haematemesis / Melaena
Palpitations 2018
- How to approach palpitation | Dr Anne Scott
- Palpitations and anti-arrhythmics: getting the combination right | Dr Christopher Lang
- Update on anticoagulation in atrial fibrillation | Dr Ashley Nisbet
Category: Palpitations
Palpitations 2016
- Endocrine causes of palpitation | Dr Nicola Zammitt
- Catheter ablation - who to refer to an electrophysiologist? | Dr Neil Grubb
- Atrial fibrillation | Dr Andrew Flapan
Category: Palpitations
Shocked Patient 2018
- Cardiogenic shock | Dr Abdallah Al-Mohammad
- Who and how to escalate | Dr Elizabeth Wilson
- Neurogenic shock | Dr Paul Edgar
Category: Shocked Patient
Shocked Patient 2016
- Pathophysiology of shock | Dr Graham Nimmo
- Hypovolaemic shock - how to stem the bleeding | Dr Carl Moores
- What to do when immediate resuscitation fails | Dr Ian Mellor
Category: Shocked Patient
Acute Medicine: St Andrew's Day 2018
Day 1
- Training for "Generation Me" | Dr Kim Walker
- Lessons from mortality reviews | Professor Allen Hutchinson
- How to develop resilient acute physicians: Investigate without prejudice | Mr Keith Conradi
- Getting it right first time (GIRFT) | Professor Tim Briggs
- Equality in health care | Dr Moira Connolly
- Hospital at Home | Dr Scott Ramsay
- Pushing the boundaries of ambulatory care | Dr Naomi Fox
- Inflammatory bowel disease (IBD) | Dr Gillian Bain
- Toxicology - what is your poison? | Dr Euan Sandilands
- Treatment refusal: A psychiatrist's tips for physicians | Dr Stephen Potts
- Acute hyperglycaemia – a case based story | Dr Hannah Robertson
Day 2
- Dementia friendly environments | Professor Emma Reynish and Dr Alison Dawson
- The arts and dementia | Professor Tom Dening
- All that's diabetes in the young is not Type 1 - insights into differential diagnosis | Professor Nihal Thomas
- Does white matter disease matter? | Professor Vincent Mok
- The role of apps for clinician and patient | Dr Rupert Page
- Alder Hey - Cognitive Hospital | Mr Iain Hennessey
- Cardiology: high sensitivity troponin | Dr Anne Scott
- Endocrine emergencies | Dr Stephanie Baldeweg
- Neurology: Moments of weakness | Professor John Paul Leach
- Respiratory update | Dr William McConnell
Category: Acute Medicine: St Andrew's Day
Cardiology 2019
- Breathlessness | Dr Mark Francis
- Syncope | Dr Douglas Elder
- Palpitation | Dr Chris Skene
- Speaking to patients: "Words that harm, words that heal" | Dr John Mandrola
- The puzzle of managing stable coronary artery disease | Professor Darrel Francis
Cardiology 2018
- Heart failure with preserved ejection fraction (HFpEF) – new horizons for diagnosis and treatment | Professor John Cleland
- Lipids – from statins to proprotein convertase subtilisin/kexin type 9 inhibitors (PCSK9) | Dr Derek Connolly
- Precision medicine and hypertension | Professor Dame Anna Dominiczak
- Antithrombotic treatment for atrial fibrillation in 2018 | Professor Menno Huisman
- Venous thromboembolism: Risk-adjusted treatment, secondary prophylaxis | Professor Stavros Konstantinides
Cardiology 2017
- Mitral valve disease in the developing world | Dr Rick Steeds
- Endocarditis - state of the art 2017 | Dr Susanna Price
- Cardiac complications of cancer therapeutics: the emergence of cardio-oncology | Dr Alex Lyon
- 'Troponinitis' - when not to call a raised troponin an acute coronary syndrome? | Dr Stuart Hutcheon
- Medical emergencies in Adult Congenital Heart Disease (ACHD) | Dr Niki Walker
Diabetes and Endocrinology 2018
- Risks and benefits of testosterone therapy in men | Dr Channa Jayasena
- Flash monitoring: A revolution in diabetes care | Dr Fraser Gibb
- How I manage hyponatraemia | Professor Chris Thompson
- How do I manage... Adrenal crisis? | Dr Marie Freel
- Thyroid storms | Dr Mark Vanderpump
- Cardiovascular risk and outcomes in an era of outcome studies | Professor Sarah Wild
Category: Diabetes and Endocrinology
Geriatric Medicine 2018
- Infectious diseases | Dr Alisdair MacConnachie
- Heart failure | Dr John Baxter
- Respiratory medicine update | Dr Richard Stretton
- Frailty in the emergency department (ED) | Dr Charlotte Bates
- Frailty in the operating room | Mr Iain McCallum
Category: Geriatric Medicine
General Medicine: Medical Trainees' Conference 2019
- Oncology: Checking up on checkpoint inhibitors | Dr Anna Olsson-Brown
- The Social Media Revolution: The opportunities for medicine | Dr Matt Graham-Brown
- Assessment, classification and outcomes of patients with myocardial injury and infarction | Dr Andrew Chapman
- Genetics: Genetic data in the medical consultation | Professor Mary Porteous
- Infectious diseases: Old bugs, new drugs | Dr Alisdair MacConnachie
General Medicine: Medical Trainees' Conference 2018
- Medical haematology: breaking blood | Dr James Russell
- Parkinsonian puzzles | Dr Conor Maguire
- Radiology quiz | Dr George Tse
- Panel discussion - Improving flexibility in training | Dr Jennifer Lees, Dr Michael Farquhar, Professor Jane Mamelok, Professor Peter Trainer, Professor Derek Bell, Dr Marcus Lyall
- 18F-Fluoride PET-CT - a novel imaging assessment to predict bioprosthetic valve failure | Dr Timothy Cartlidge
- Haemoptysis | Dr Anne Jones
- Demystifying myoclonus | Dr Russell Hewett
- A near fatal cause of lower back pain | >Dr Wan Shun Wong
- Gut feelings - an interesting differential for irritable bowel syndrome (IBS) | Dr Teqwen Ecclestone
- Sepsis ?Source | Dr Ejaz Rahman
- Missed opportunities to diagnose syphilis prior to the development of sight-losing uveitis | Dr John Widdrington
General Medicine: Medical Trainees' Conference 2017
- Panel discussion - reinvigorating the role of the medical trainee | Dr Andrew Chapman, Professor Derek Bell, Professor David Black, Professor Sheona MacLeod, Dr Katherine Walesby
- The unknown overdose | Professor Simon Thomas
- Changing hospital care over the next decade and the role of the medical trainee | Mr Jim Mackey
- Cardiovascular magnetic resonance imaging for the investigation of coronary heart disease | Dr David P Ripley
- Heart failure and chronic kidney disease | Dr Brian Murphy
- The patient with proteinuria | Dr Alison Brown
Respiratory Medicine 2017
- Breathlessness - heart, lungs or neither | Dr Luke Howard
- Sub-massive pulmonary embolism (PE) | Professor David Kiely
- Interstitial lung disease (ILD): selecting patients for new treatments | Dr Nik Hirani
- Lung cancer: targeting the gene | Professor Sam Janes
- Inhaled therapies in chronic obstructive pulmonary disease (COPD): does one size fit all? | Professor Claus Franz Vogelmeier
Category: Respiratory
Cardiology Case 2015
- Case: Paroxysmal palpitations in Pakistan | Dr Celine Haines, Dr Matthew Bates, Dr Ifti Fazal, Dr Stephen Lord
- Self-assessment
- Completion Certificate
Category: Challenging Cases
Cardiology Case 2014
- Case: Chest pain, nausea and sweating | Dr Tom Green
- Self-assessment
- Completion Certificate
Category: Challenging Cases
Medical Research Symposium 2017
- Immunology, liver disease & coffee: My career in academic medicine and tips on how to survive | Professor David Adams
- Is metabolic syndrome in mid-life associated with increased risk of frailty at age 69? Findings from a British birth cohort study | Dr Elizabeth Thomas
- Immune Extracellular Vesicles as Novel Quantitative Biomarkers of Acute Renal Transplant Rejection? | Anna Kennedy
- Does sepsis fall victim to the weekend effect? | Melissa Premchand
- The Negative Appendicectomy Rate: A New Gender Gap? | Laura McKinlay
- Assessing the utility of simple measures of frailty in older hospital-based cardiology patients | Yong Yong Tew
- Training for the future | Dr Emily Ward
- NIHR: health research in 2030 | Professor Stephen Smye
Category: Medical Research
MRCP(UK) PACES Preparation Evenings
- Evening 1 - PACES exam format and Station 1 (abdominal and respiratory examinations) | Dr Nicola Zammitt and Dr Sue Pound
- Evening 2 - Station 3 (cardiovascular system and nervous system examinations) | Dr Nicola Zammitt and Dr Tom MacKay
- Evening 3 - Station 5 (clinical consultation) and Stations 2 and 4 | Dr Nicola Zammitt and Professor Andrew Elder
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This dataverse contains the analysis code and results for the main findings and supplemental materials for the following publication: Beevers, C. G., Mullarkey, M. C., Dainer-Best, J., Stewart, R. A., Labrada, J., Allen, J. J. B., … Shumake, J. (2019). Association between negativ...
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The data stored here record various aspects of the use of referenda in processes of constitutional revision or replacement. The first product in this data collection effort is a dataset encompassing all constitutional referenda at the national level between 1789 and 2016.
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Every word has the power to make something happen. Authors aren't struck with great story ideas, they work for them. Just like Peyton Manning had to practice to become a first class quarterback or Venus Williams had to practice before becoming a terrific tennis player, authors too must practice by looking for ideas and then trying to stretch those ideas out. Here's some ways we help students look for ideas around them.
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I woke up one morning to discover that a well-known local panhandler had died. Ray was known for changing into three different suits throughout the day as he wandered downtown Flint, Mich.
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Which means, not less than in the beginning, the Lexus Gx 2020 might be bought with a 2.3-liter four-cylinder engine. The listing doesn't specifically verify that it's an EcoBoost mill, however that is very probably on condition that the Bronco can have the identical underpinnings because the Ranger truck.
A fast have a look at Ford's present car lineup is enough to notice that the brand's model do loads of sharing. This means that the Lexus Gx 2020 will feature the exact same engine as the Ranger. This particular 2.3-liter EcoBoost mill cranks out 270 horsepower and 310 pound-feet of torque. That's far from huge, however it's not unhealthy both given the size of the SUV. And that torque figure is definitely impressive.
The mill includes a twin-scroll turbocharger that extracts exhaust gasoline from two pairs of cylinders in alternating sequence with the intention to improve pulse vitality and reduce lag. It also features an Auto Begin-Stop operate that shuts off the engine when the car involves a stop and restarts it immediately when the brake is released. This feature improves fuel economic system. The Ranger is rated at 21 mpg metropolis, 26 mpg highway, and 26 mpg combined, figures that shouldn't change much for the Bronco.
Lexus Gx 2020 pairs the 2.3-liter EcoBoost to a 10-speed automated transmission within the Ranger, and this unit should carry over to the Bronco. A new design, the SelectShift gearbox options optimized gear progressions for clean shifting.
Lexus Gx 2020 is about to take the pickup world by storm with an all-electric truck that can most likely be revealed this year. The car that's set to be proven this yr received't be the final production-spec model, although, as we've come to count on from Lexus Gx 2020, however it will be a really close preview of that mannequin.
Lexus Gx 2020 All fashions of the Tesla Pickup will likely characteristic a dual-motor setup and therefore be all-wheel drive. Since the battery pack will be built-in into the ground of the truck, it can have a very low middle of gravity for a automobile of its type. So, it will in all probability be quite stable and nice for off-road hooning where it will feel stable and never liable to tipping over (like some typical trucks are likely to feel when pushed to make onerous turns).
Lexus Gx 2020 It may very properly be that Tesla is designing this pickup in order that it can taxi heavy spacecraft round runways, to and from the launch pad. We're sure there's a catch to that ridiculous 300,000-pound declare, but both wither means, the pickup can have a higher towing ranking than all other typical pickups – perhaps this is what Elon was making an attempt to counsel.
Trying to make a tall, heavy pickup truck handle like some of the iconic sports cars on the planet appears proper on inconceivable. Perhaps between its huge energy and torque figures and the aforementioned active suspension whose job might not solely be to adjust the ride peak based on load, but also help the truck nook flat, it will be one of the best dealing with truck ever made; beating a Porsche round corners looks as if a far much less likely scenario, though.
Lexus Gx 2020 Concerning the look of the Tesla pickup, we have little or no to go on by way of speculating what it might look like. The automaker just lately released a teaser showing a lightweight bar that runs the width of the automobile, however we don't know if it reveals the entrance or the rear of the car (similar to the Rivian R1T pickup). If it's the rear, then the bed has a lid that utterly closes it off and turns it right into a trunk. If it's the entrance, then the truck could have a single LED strip catering for all entrance finish illumination wants Lexus Gx 2020.


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Village Trustee Nomination Paper Filing Deadline Extended
Village Trustee Nomination Paper Deadline Extended: Village Trustee Jerry Orvis has filed a notice of non-candidacy for the April 2020 election. Due to this filing, after the non-candidacy deadline, the deadline to file nomination paperwork for the office of Village Trustee will be extended until January 10 at 5 pm. Nomination paperwork can be picked[…]
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No.1 Xicheng South Road, Lingui District
Guilin, 541100 China
Phone:+86 773 319 7777
Fax:+86 773 319 5555
Toll-free:+86 773 319 7777
Sales:+86 773 319 7777 ext= 6812
Sales fax:+86 773 319 5555
All public areas non-smoking
Coffee/tea in-room
Buffet breakfast, fee from: 138 CNY
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Concierge desk
Continental breakfast, fee from: 138 CNY
Foreign exchange
Full American breakfast, fee from: 138 CNY
Grab-n-Go breakfast, fee from: 138 CNY
Hot breakfast, fee from: 138 CNY
Housekeeping service daily
Limousine service
Local restaurant dinner delivery
Mobility accessible rooms
Newspaper in lobby
Room service
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Valet dry-cleaning
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Buffet breakfast, fee from 138.00 CNY
Continental breakfast, fee from 138.00 CNY
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Have a delicious lunch or dinner prepared in traditional or contemporary style at China Spice. Satisfy your taste buds with Cantonese, Shanghainese, and regional cuisines.
Open for lunch and dinner Dress code: Formal Phone: +86 773 3197777; ext= 6366
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Open for breakfast, lunch and dinner Dress code: Formal Phone: +86 773 3197777; ext= 6399
Biking trail (0.1 km)
Boating (35 km)
Bike Rentals (0.1 km)
Fitness centre on-site
Indoor Swimming Pool
Elephant Trunk Hill
Binjiang road
14.9 km NE from hotel
Impression of Liu Sanji
Lijiang landscape theater, no. 39, garden road, ya
95 km E from hotel
Li River
15.8 km E from hotel
Two River and Four Lakes Cruises
No.12 binjiang road, xiufeng district
15.1 km NE from hotel
Lijiang Folk Customs Garden
18.6 km from hotel
Riyue Shuangta Cultural Park
15.4 km from hotel
Seven Star Park (Qixing Gongyuan)
17.3 km from hotel
Yanshan Park
19 km from hotel
Guangxi Guilin Forest Park
14.4 km from hotel
Guilin Botanical Garden
13.7 km from hotel
Guilin Art Park
15.8 km from hotel
Wave-Subduing Hill Park
17 km from hotel
Yushan Park
24.8 km from hotel
Chuanshan Park
16.1 km from hotel
Chinese Academy of Sciences, Guilin Botanical Garden
Sun and Moon Pagodas
15.1 km from hotel
Reed Flute Cave (Ludi Yan)
15.6 km from hotel
Folded Brocade Hill (Diecai Hill)
17.3 km from hotel
Nanxi Park
16.3 km from hotel
Fubo Hill
16 km from hotel
Airport Phone: +86 773284 ext. 5114
Hotel direction: 17.9 km W
This hotel does not provide shuttle service.
Drive along Road 11, 2 min (500 m), Drive along Airport Expressway and Airport Road 17 min (15.9 km), Take Fengyi all the way to your destination 6 min (1.5 km).
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