When buying a home, the word "deposit" can be confusing because it is used in two different and distinct ways.
If you are buying, selling, or investing in residential property in New Zealand, the bright-line test NZ is one of the first tax rules to check.
A cross-lease title is a form of property ownership where multiple parties share ownership of a single piece of land, each holding a lease for their individual unit or dwelling.
When it comes to love and property, the lines between “yours,” “mine,” and “ours” can quickly blur. Under the relationship property regime, couples in qualifying relationships may find that even assets held in one partner’s name—or in a trust or company—could be subject to equal sharing. Understanding how relationship property is classified, and how to protect what’s truly yours, is essential to safeguarding your financial future.
Selling a property with known leaks or other defects? Make sure you carefully disclose all issues during the sale process, otherwise you could be responsible for the entire repair bill, even though you didn’t create the defects.
Discover the essential roles and responsibilities within a Body Corporate. This guide explains the duties of Body Corporate members, chairpersons, committees, and managers, helping first-time apartment or unit owners navigate their new responsibilities effectively
Discover the key changes in the latest edition of the Deed of Lease for commercial premises released by the Law Association of New Zealand. Essential insights for both Landlords and Tenants.
Do you need to change premises, sell your business or just in a situation where you need to get out of your commercial lease? Commercial Lease expert Bret Gower explains your options, and how you should approach your landlord.
