2024 June Monthly Meeting Kris Pedersen - Gold Sponsor of Northland Property Investors
Managing Director & Mortgage Adviser of Kris Pedersen Mortgages and Insurance 26-06-2024 more >>
NZ Property Investors Federation appoints new PR and Advocacy Manager The New Zealand Property Investors Federation (NZPIF) today announced the appointment of experienced communications professional Matt Ball into the new role of PR and Advocacy manager, signalling a new determination to elevate the concerns of property investors. 24-06-2024 more >>
April Monthly Meeting Daryl Fisher
NZPIF Northern Area Representative
Ex president NZPIF
A highly successful Waikato based property Investor. 24-04-2024 more >>
The NZPIF Responds to Proposed RTA Changes These changes aim to provide owners with necessary flexibility while safeguarding tenants' rights, ultimately contributing to a more stable rental environment. 13-04-2024 more >>
2024 March Monthly Meeting Featuring Gordon Lambeth
Vice-President of the Northland property Investors Association 27-03-2024 more >>
First members' meeting of the year The speaker is Nichole Lewis, CEO at The Property Lifestyle, international best-selling author, property mentor, public speaker and passive income expert. 28-02-2024 more >>
New resources for key stakeholders and potential unit title owneres Changes to the Unit Titles Act included new provisions that came into effect as of 9 May 2023 click here As part of this, MBIE have created new resources to support key stakeholders and potential unit title owners with the information needed to understand their rights, responsibilities, and obligations under the Act 11-12-2023 more >>
September Monthly Meeting Tama Potaka
National MP for Hamilton West and Associate Spokesperson for Housing – Social Housing
Dr Shane Reti - National List MP for Whangarei 27-09-2023 more >>
August Monthly Meeting Ben Tomason - Managing Director, Scope Total Project Partners
MBA, NZ Dip in Construction Management
MNZIOB 30-08-2023 more >>
Official Cash rate stays at 5.5% The current level of interest rates is constraining spending and hence inflation pressure, as anticipated and required. The Committee agreed that the OCR needs to stay at restrictive levels for the foreseeable future to ensure annual consumer price inflation returns to the 1 to 3% target range, while supporting maximum sustainable employment. 16-08-2023 more >>