The NZ Property Market Podcast CoreLogic NZ

Following the confirmation of the Sixth National Government of NZ Nick and Kelvin delve into the policy agreements (and disagreements) and probable implications.
They cover the ruling out of the foreign buyer tax, the (faster) reinstatement of interest cost deductibility, the (likely) shortening of the bright-line test, changes to the tenancy laws and the modification of the RBNZ mandate to focus solely on price stability (inflation).
Elsewhere, Kelvin re-summarises the release of the CoreLogic Monthly Chart Pack and the latest lending data from the RBNZ. 
And if you're interested in sponsoring Nick's fundraising effort (running 60kms) for Movember then you can do so here.
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The latest Corelogic Pain & Gain report always provides an interesting lens to look through the market with and this quarter is no different. On top of the usual comparisons, Nick and Kelvin take the time to look back a bit further to analyse any differences to previous downturns - spoiler alert, it's quite different this time around.
Other topics for discussion this week include the latest migration release from Stats NZ and also rental data. The RBNZ published the latest lending data by DTI, which always creates a bit of chat between the lads, and REINZ October report also creates a bit of content to cover.
Elsewhere there's a 'new' more timely view of CPI, though it's not fully comprehensive so Kelvin gives his take on how best to digest it. 
The November video is also live on Youtube.
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This week it's (mostly) all about first home buyers. There's plenty of reason for that - firstly we released our 6-monthly first home buyer report, revealing what they're buying, where they're buying and how much they're paying for it as well as a little bit of insight into how they're doing it. 
First home buyers were also the topic of Nick's appearance on the Newstalk ZB Weekend Collective show, with host Franceska Rudkin. 
Plus, a new report from new financial series provider Aera added another layer of depth to the 'time-to-deposit' affordability measure for first home buyers, by including forecasted figures of income, house prices and interest rates. Though as Nick and Kelvin discuss all forecasts require caveats and this one is no different.
As mentioned at the end of the episode we have 20 tickets (each worth $50) to NZ Property Market podcast listeners to join Nick at the upcoming NZ Property Roundtable: Will we see a post-election property market rally? Tomorrow, Tuesday, 14th November, at the Parnell Jubilee Hall, Auckland, hosted by the Auckland Property Investors Association.
Go here and enter the code NICKANDKEL to get your free ticket. First 20 are free!
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Plenty of data and information to chew through this week, with the CoreLogic House Price Index kicking things off, and it's official - the downturn is over! A few caveats exist of course, but at a nationwide level the lads are calling it.
The latest Financial Stability Report was in some ways stock standard, but interesting at the same time. Nick and Kelvin explain why, especially when it comes to the potential introduction of debt-to-income restrictions.
From an economic perspective we also received the Labour Market statistics for Q3, including an update to the all-important unemployment rate. Additionally the NZAC data for Q3 is now complete, giving Kelvin the chance to outlay his expectations for the official GDP figures which are still some 6 weeks away. Throw in business confidence data and dwelling consent figures for September and it's an data degustation!
Plus of course, as mentioned at the end of the episode we have 20 tickets (each worth $50) to NZ Property Market podcast listeners to join Nick at the upcoming NZ Property Roundtable: Will we see a post-election property market rally? Tuesday, 14th November, at the Parnell Jubilee Hall, Auckland, hosted by the Auckland Property Investors Association. 
Go here and enter the code NICKANDKEL to get your free ticket. First 20 are free!
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After a sombre discussion of the weekend’s rugby result, Nick and Kelvin launch into the usual analysis of all the property market data, which has been coming in thick and fast lately. Recent population figures confirm the influence of migration in Auckland, and the effects this is having on rental markets – not just there, but around the country too.
Meanwhile, we’ve recently had new mortgage lending (a bit patchy), consumer confidence (good and bad), and foreign buyer data (still low) to digest. Last week’s Pulse article looking at investor activity by size is also covered off. 
Filled jobs numbers are hot off the press, and are still showing growth – a good sign ahead of this week’s official labour market stats for Q3 on Wednesday. This week there’s a steady stream of other data and releases to look out for too – dwelling consents, the NZAC, and business confidence on Tuesday, as well as the latest Financial Stability Report on Wednesday. Will the FSR finally set out the actual rules and timing for possible DTI restrictions next year?
In amongst all of that, the October CoreLogic House Price Index will also be released (media on Tuesday under embargo until Wednesday), and as a teaser, it’s showing a rise in average values ….
And of course, as mentioned at the end of the episode we have 20 tickets (each worth $50) to NZ Property Market podcast listeners to join Nick at the upcoming NZ Property Roundtable: Will we see a post-election property market rally? Tuesday, 14th November, at the Parnell Jubilee Hall, Auckland, hosted by the Auckland Property Investors Association.
Go here and enter the code NICKANDKEL to get your free ticket. First 20 are free!
Sign up for news and insights or contact on LinkedIn, Twitter @NickGoodall_CL or @KDavidson_CL and email nick.goodall@corelogic.co.nz or kelvin.davidson@corelogic.co.nz
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Today, we welcome Shona Mookerjee from Insurance Market to talk everything insurance. Often seen as an afterthought and a begrudging purchase, insurance is an important product to support not only homeowners but every person throughout their different life stages.
Shona is a passionate, welcoming and incredibly knowledgeable financial advisor and takes Nick through a bit of Insurance 101 and a day in the life of an insurance advisor.  There are a few key topics which Shona speaks about which are worth following up on, they are the 3%, 3%, 3% rule, levelling insurance and redundancy cover.
For good measure, and because Shona will also use the recording on her social channels, Nick provides a bit of insight int o CoreLogic's role in the industry and his 'view in two' (minutes), looking ahead for the property market.
Shona can be reached across each of the social media platforms Facebook, Instagram, LinkedIn, email or through the Insurance Market website.
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