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New Zealand House Prices Predicted to CRASH in 2022

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New Zealand House Prices Predicted to CRASH in 2022

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Experts say, ”Now, New Zealand is in the midst of some of the largest drops and slowdowns since the aftermath of the global financial crisis.” How could it affect you even if you’re not a citizen?

In this video, Andrew shares news about New Zealand house prices crash in 2022 and what you can do to protect your wealth.

00:00 Start
0:16 New Zealand News
3:37 Living in New Zealand
4:16 4:17 Real Estate in New Zealand
5:49 Will the Housing Market Crash?
7:52 Are We Headed for a Housing Market Downturn?
9:06 Stable Housing Markets

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22 COMMENTS

  1. Socialism under Jacinda is failing, We are worst off under this government the second time, although they done some good things however they have over borrowed and over spent than any other NZ government. recoup cost benefits their plan is to add more TAX. You're right about capitalism under this government, what really annoyed some NZers is she said we were not in a crisis.

  2. I’m a Kiwi and to put it bluntly, our housing market is a bloody mess. Government intervention in the market has prevented the market from clearing properly, so there is a huge amount of dead weight loss and it is preventing a balance of supply with demand. This has driven prices into the stratosphere. A major correction is long overdue.

  3. I think you can be a capitalist and be intellectually consistent while objecting to foreign investment from countries that are raging communists. If someone from the PRC made money from sweatshops; that poison the earth while producing inferior goods that are dangerous to consumers — we don't need their money. Not all money is green, some is stained red.

  4. I will forever be greatful to you Ms Halona Robinson 😇 you've changed my life, I'll continue to preach about your name for the world to hear,* *you've saved me from a huge financial debt with just little investment, Thanks Ms Halona robb 🇺🇸🇺🇸

  5. Couldn’t agree more about diversification. Most of us (apart from your 7 and 8 figure clients of course) can’t afford to buy multiple properties, but we can still be diversified through international REIT’s and ETF’s (emerging markets, targeting countries other than your own).

  6. Just pandemic guys, nothing else. Canada, Australia, Newzealand, and UK. All pandemic theatre countries that had to print money to inflate stocks and real estate. US and China is already done irrespective of trillions printed and cities lockdown to stop people and money movement.

  7. It doesn't hurt that much for most people that own property in New Zealand as prices hear have increased 100 to 200 percent in the last 10 years. So most people can handle a 20 percent drop, not that I think it will be that bad. What hurts the most in New Zealand now is the high entry price to the market. Very difficult to get your foot in the door and get your first home. A wise man once said true wealth starts with owning your own home. Thanks for the video boss.

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