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Wow, you’ve gone global as well!
Politics 🗳️ NZ Politics
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Frank’s not that beautiful
Would be nice to pull some money out of the ground
I remember growing up, it was nice to dream about a money tree
Australia basically has that, but they pull it out of the soil
I remember growing up, it was nice to dream about a money tree
Australia basically has that, but they pull it out of the soil
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I’ve been out to a few of those assets, the scale is difficult to comprehend until you’ve seen them in the flesh. Mount Whaleback as an example is quite incredible.
This is exciting for those right leaning posters - you'll be queueing up I'm sure! https://www.stuff.co.nz/world-news/...e-visa-lures-those-fearing-moral-decline-west
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I can hear the bags being packed as we speak!
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Drug users get withdrawals coming off drugs.
Economies get withdrawals coming off a debt fuelled govt spend up.
Living within our means sucks! Delaying the inevitable still means the inevitable still happens…
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Apologists make excuses. This government have created a huge extended recession. Great work.
Nope, our Reserve Bank created a glut & then a famine for consumer spending.
Manufactured recession, then this government extended it unnecessarily by cutting dead a number of vital functional areas and withdrawing all funding, particularly new builds. They've really stuffed up.
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The current government are forcing state owned operators to stand on their own two feet & either generate acceptable return on capital or restructure - which allows a redistribution of tax revenue to where it is needed more.
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Just to be clear, do you favour:
1 - appreciating house prices with the resulting increase in new supply
2 - or static prices enabling first home buyers but a chilling effect on new supply?
And linked to this:
A - do you support mass immigration = increasing demand and increasing prices = more supply
B - low immigration levels = lower demand for house = lower pressure in supply
And do you believe there’s currently an under supply or oversupply of housing?
As a tradesman, what I’m encountering now is far worse than what I encountered in the gfc. So many I’ve always known to have a heap of work in front of them are at a standstill. Looks like down south is the place to be in residential construction, lack of rentals, and North Island an oversupply apparently
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