The risks of buying “off the plan” properties
The risks of buying “off the plan” properties Buying properties “off the plans” have become increasingly popular over the years. When you buy a property “off the plans,” this means you purchase the property before it is completed. Purchasers usually have to wait at...
How to lodge a caveat over a property
How to lodge a caveat over a property When it comes to civil litigation, whether or not a defendant owns land often determines if it is worth incurring the legal cost of suing that defendant. However, even if the defendant owns land, Court proceedings can take a long...
Webinar: What to look out for when buying an ‘off the plan’ new build
Webinar: What to look out for when buying an ‘off the plan’ new build New build homes are increasingly becoming a solution for low deposit first home buyers to get on the ladder, or investors looking to maintain tax deductibility benefits, however, sunset clauses are...
Changes to the Residential Tenancies Act
Changes to the Residential Tenancies Act Residential tenancies in New Zealand are governed by the Residential Tenancies Act. This means the tenant’s rights are protected by law, even if these rights are not written in the contract. A number of new changes to...