# Net Migration # Employment # Property Construction (Dwelling Consents) # Number of People Per Household # Rents # Incomes # Gross Domestic Product # Property Values # Property Affordability # Number of Days to Sell Property # Property Sales Volumes
In 2002!
√ The property boom would start in 2002
√ This would be the biggest boom in 20 years!
In 2003!
√ Rumours of the boom ending would prove incorrect
√ Spring would bring rapid & high capital growth
√ The loss of the Americas cup in 2003 would have no negative impact on Auckland property values.
In 2004!
√ Pre-tax cash flow from the ‘minor dwelling’ strategy
√ Rumours of a crash in 2004 would prove incorrect
√ Would be a BIG mistake to cash up property to wait for a crash
In 2005!
√ Ongoing rumours of a crash would still prove incorrect
√ That Aucklands CBD apartment market would seriously suffer as a result of a massive oversupply that would last years.
In 2006!
√ The emergence of the 'Shaky' building syndrome and it's impacts
√ Property would still boom until early 2007
In 2008!
√ A property crash NOW inevitable
In 2009!
√ The year of the False Recovery (Bounce back effect)
还是那句话,be fearful when people are greedy and be greedy when people are fearful!
我目前只相信一句话:today is the day when people build their real estate empire!作者: Sportfishing 时间: 2011-4-7 22:34:33
现在这个得看区域了。呵呵作者: virus 时间: 2011-5-9 23:45:04
Building Consents Issued: March 2011 highlights:
The trend for the number of new dwellings authorised, including
apartments, has fallen steadily since April 2010, to the lowest level
since the series began in 1982.
The seasonally adjusted number of new dwellings authorised, including
apartments, rose 2.2 percent in March, following a 9.8 percent fall
in February and other large changes in recent months.
40 new apartment units and 1,047 other dwellings were authorised.
The unadjusted value of residential building consents fell $108
million (20 percent), while non-residential building consents fell $1
million (0.2 percent), compared with March 2010.作者: virus 时间: 2011-5-9 23:45:32
Quarterly Employment Survey: March 2011 quarter highlights:
For the March 2011 year:
Number of full-time equivalent employees (FTEs) remained steady at
1.32 million.
Average total hourly earnings increased 2.6 percent.
Seasonally adjusted total paid hours increased 2.0 percent.
Seasonally adjusted total gross earnings increased 4.6 percent.作者: 泡椒猴头_ 时间: 2011-5-10 00:11:28