Rents are driven by supply and demand
Might be interesting to see how immigration has tracked over the same period
I can think of greed. That's a driver.
But if you have costs like interest deductibility rules; tenant first rules, significant healthy homes cost, etc that make people not want to be landlords anymore (keep empty or switch to air B&B) then that reduces supply so those changes can push up rent.
agreed
well, I agree if they act as a group. But in reality, mum and dad landlords don't act as a group. They just try to get the best price and minimise vacancies. It really is a commodity product, and landlords' abilities to influence the market (on their own) is limited and futile to try. Vacancies come up at different times and the best hope is to just get market rent
Political games.āDidnāt look goodā: Parents upset at āunidentifiableā kids' lunches
Parents reported that school lunches were late to arrive and 'went into the rubbish'.www.nzherald.co.nz
I know a parent at one of these schools, 2nd day of the food yesterday at a large school in central Auckland. First day of school the day prior, food was half frozen, kids were eating half raw butter chicken. Second day at 2.40pm the lunches still hadn't arrived.Political games.
No matter how great it might be we are going to get negative left media saying it wasnāt ready in time; tastes horrible; kids are starving. The anti anything coalition media have an angle, already clearly shown when the changes were announced.
If you didnāt foresee this reaction you donāt understand politics. Expect a trail of articles all week long until the media realise nobody cares about entitled people crying over a free lunch
You're so hilariously biased wiz, complete with brand new fiction and denial every dayPolitical games.
No matter how great it might be we are going to get negative left media saying it wasnāt ready in time; tastes horrible; kids are starving. The anti anything coalition media have an angle, already clearly shown when the changes were announced.
If you didnāt foresee this reaction you donāt understand politics. Expect a trail of articles all week long until the media realise nobody cares about entitled people crying over a free lunch
This is where Iām very far left. Prison for food provider execs that do this shit. A bullet for repeat offenders.āDidnāt look goodā: Parents upset at āunidentifiableā kids' lunches
Parents reported that school lunches were late to arrive and 'went into the rubbish'.
Yes, but fundamentally centrally planned services never deliver well.
To show Iām politically central, hereās a left issue I support.
The very definition of fantasy is your first sentence
So you support the ACT liberterian type attitude that banks can decide for themselves? By the rich, for the rich?
So predictable - bark at every dog passingā¦ oops, it was there own dog !Political games.
No matter how great it might be we are going to get negative left media saying it wasnāt ready in time; tastes horrible; kids are starving. The anti anything coalition media have an angle, already clearly shown when the changes were announced.
If you didnāt foresee this reaction you donāt understand politics. Expect a trail of articles all week long until the media realise nobody cares about entitled people crying over a free lunch
Really highlights the negative at all cost mindset. So predictable from the left
