New Zealand for You - Real Estate

New Zealand has a competitive, open economy, dependant on the growth of external trade. The population base of 3.5 million people is too small to sustain a strong domestic economy, making the development of external trade a priority. The standard of living is high on OECD ranking.

Prior to the 1980's the New Zealand economy was characterised by the production of unrefined agricultural commodities largely destined for Britain, the largest market. The domestic economy was marked by high tariff barriers erected against the importation of foreign manufactured goods, in favour of small manufacturers supplying the domestic market.

After the election of the 1984 Labour Government the economy was substantially de-regulated, eliminating artificial tariff barriers and opening the economy to international forces.

As a result of the radical restructuring of the New Zealand economy, New Zealand now has few barriers to international investment. Investment opportunities can be easily accessed on New Zealand for You.

The Real Estate Market naturally forms part of this emerging investment scene, boosted more recently by the drive to introduce more foreign fee-paying students to our academic institutions. There has been a significant upward curve in the recruitment of these students, which has assisted the general growth in Real Estate investment from inside and outside New Zealand.

New Zealand has major national Real Estate firms with international affiliations, plus a host of smaller regional and city-based firms.

These companies are available to you on New Zealand for You.

They offer the widest possible Real Estate selections, from Commercial and Industrial, to the new trend for inner-city apartment living in the bigger cities, to the more traditional home, farm, flats and so on, to property management plus the financial packaging which accompanies them all.

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