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On 9th April, the RBNZ dropped the OCR by a further 0.25% to 3.50%—meaning that now, if you look hard enough, you can almost see that 'neutral' OCR on the horizon. Here's how that could translate through to interest rates, and what all the global volatility going on right now means for us here in New Zealand.
The not-so-good news: US trade wars look set to tip the global economy into a period of low-growth over the next few years. The upside: NZ interest rates could drop further than expected in the coming months as a result, helping to bring some life back to the housing market.
Read the latest investor update from Dave Tyrer who touches on interest rates, the property market, open banking legislation and a platform update.
This is the story of two developers on a mission to merge architectural flair with the “lock up and leave” convenience of townhouse living in Northcote, Auckland—and how working with Squirrel helped to make it all happen.
