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Own New Zealand properties.
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Explore New Zealand Property Investment Today
Fast track your property wealth
Buyer’s stamp duties (BSD), Additional buyer stamp duties (ABSD), Seller Stamp duties (SSD), Capital gains tax (CGT), Inheritance tax (IT)
Accelerate your property profits without the cash burden of heavy taxes + without drag on your rate of ROI. Build a portfolio of cash yield properties without having to pay ABSD.
Why NZ? #1
Protect your property wealth
Ring fence your asset value with a
stable government policy and regulatory framework. New Zealand has been voted the least corrupt country in the world for several consecutive years, ensuring stable economic growth. Coupled with a transparent legal system and a reliable land registry, this creates a relatively safe environment for property ownership.
This reputation has attracted foreign investors and immigrants looking to settle in an environment with a strong rule of law. New Zealand has been ranked the World's Least Corrupt Countries and most peaceful country for many consecutive years. Moreover, New Zealand has strong and comprehensive property laws in place to protect both local and foreign property investors
Why NZ? #2
Multiply your property wealth
The New Zealand property market offers several key elements that make it an attractive option for individuals looking to multiply their property wealth consistently and safely
1) 6-8% p.a property price growth rate over the last 30 years.
2) Amplify your returns by leveraging sensibly on the availability of financing options
3) Recycle your equity and expand your portfolio with reverse mortgage options
4) Profit from rising prices on the back of booming population & migration growth that further stress the already under-supply market
Why NZ?#3
Preserve your property wealth
Historically, New Zealand has shown resilience to economic downturns and has steadily increased in value over time. Furthermore, many sound government policies were implemented to discourage speculative investment so as to ensure stable growth in the property market.
Investors have an opportunity to own freehold housing asset in New Zealand with an affordable quantum, giving full ownership of the land and dwellings. This eliminates the risk of time decay and potential depreciation of leasehold properties, which can negatively affect the value of an investment property over time.
Why NZ? #4
Enjoy your property wealth
Create & build beautiful memories while living in your vacation home.
One distinctive difference between a property investment as compared to others (like stocks) is that it has a tangible utility use. Many investors double their investment property as a vacation home, allowing them to enjoy the use of the property when they travel there while generating rental income when they are not. We all need periods of serenity to unwind from the daily grind, slow down and recalibrate. What better way to escape than taking a trip to your abode of paradise in New Zealand?
Alternatively, an NZ investment property can be used as a stepping stone toward funding your eventual dream retirement home in this beautiful and serene country. Talk about an alternative residence in a world full of uncertainty and chaos.
New Zealand offers a high-quality of life and is consistently ranked as one of the safest and most liveable countries in the world, making it a desirable location for both local and overseas property investors.
Why NZ? #5
Buy more with less to further drive gains
The rising strength of the Singapore dollar has put in all of our pockets an empowering purchasing ability, to buy overseas assets. The SGD dollar has strengthen considerably against the New Zealand dollars in recent years, giving us an unique period to buy more high quality New Zealand housing assets with lesser Singapore dollars.
History has shown us that we go through periods of tightening and easing as we go through various inflationary cycles. Into the future, there are increasing odds of the NZD rebounding back in strength against the SGD, potentially resulting in valuation gains from FX as well, further driving gains in our investments. This is our decade to take advantage of the often overlook liquid asset we have in our pockets, the Singapore dollars to buy more, with less.
Why NZ? #6