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New Housing Levies Confirmed for 2029! Plus The REAL Cause of the Property Slump | Week in Review

New Housing Levies Confirmed for 2029! Plus The REAL Cause of the Property Slump | Week in Review

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Send Us A Message! Let us know what you think.Major changes are coming to how New Zealand funds housing infrastructure! In this Week in Review episode of NZ Property Insights, Debbie Roberts breaks down Housing Minister Chris Bishop's newly confirmed standardized development levies kicking in by 2029, requiring government departments to pay their fair share and bringing in the Commerce Commission as an independent regulator. Plus, we examine fresh Cotality data revealing why a pullback from "movers" (existing homeowners trading up) is the single biggest driver of the residential sales slump, average KiwiSaver balances crossing $40,000, proposed retirement village payout reforms, and new FMA data tracking how banks pass OCR hikes to floating mortgage rates. Key Episode Highlights & BreakdownTopic 1: Average KiwiSaver Balances Break $40,000 MilestoneAverage KiwiSaver balances reached $40,340 (up 11% year-on-year) with total scheme funds reaching $138.8 billion. Why payday automation remains the most effective driver of long-term wealth compounding. Risk alignment warnings: The cost of 40-year-olds remaining in conservative default funds with 20–25 years until retirement. Topic 2: Retirement Village Reforms & Payout ProtectionA grieving family faces indefinite delays receiving a $220,000 estate payout from an internal village move. Associate Housing Minister Tama Potaka's proposed reforms: mandating a 12-month maximum repayment window, interest after 6 months, and halting weekly fees immediately upon vacating. Why Occupation Right Agreements (ORAs) require specialized legal review before signing. Topic 3: Cotality Report — Why "Movers" Are Driving the Sales SlumpAnnual residential sales fell 3.2% to 89,043 transactions, led primarily by a 6.6% drop in relocating owner-occupiers ("movers"). Upgraders face 27% less deposit equity compared to the late 2021 market peak alongside job security concerns. Why less competition from movers creates strong price leverage for active buyers in today's quiet market. Topic 4: FMA Data — Banks Pass 100% of OCR Hikes to Floating RatesFMA tracking of 8 major lenders shows banks passed 100% or more of recent OCR increases to floating debt while leaving on-call savings rates stagnant. Floating rates have returned to pre-October 2025 levels despite the OCR sitting lower at 2.75%. Actionable cash flow advice for variable-rate borrowers and low-yield account holders. Topic 5: Housing Infrastructure Development Levies Confirmed for 2029Councils will transition to standardized development levies starting in 2029 under housing infrastructure reforms. Core Crown departments (Ministry of Defence, Corrections) will pay levies for the first time alongside private developers. Commerce Commission steps in as an independent regulator to stop overcharging and standardize calculations nationwide. Targeted localized levy zones aimed at solving deficits like Auckland Council's $5 billion unplanned infrastructure gap. 🎓 Attend Our Free Live Property Masterclass:"How to Succeed with Property Investing" (Hosted Live by Debbie Roberts) 👉 Register free here: https://www.propertyapprentice.co.nz Property Apprentice provides 100% independent education, borrowing capacity optimization, and personal financial strategies. We DO NOT sell real estate! 👉 Enjoying the show? Click the + Follow or Subscribe button in your podcast app (Apple Podcasts, Spotify, Overcast) so you never miss an episode! If you found this breakdown valuable, please leave us a 5-star rating and review. #NZProperty #RealEstateNZ #PropertyApprentice #HousingLevies #KiwiSaver #MortgageRates #NewZealand #PropertyInvestingSupport the showDisclaimer: The information provided in this video is for educational purposes only and does not constitute personalized financial advice. We recommend seeking advice from a qualified professional before making any investment decisions.*Property Advice Group Limited trading as Property Apprentice has been granted a FULL Licence with the Financial Markets Authority of New Zealand. (FSP Number: FSP157564) Debbie Roberts | Financial Adviser (FSP221305) For our Public disclosure statement please go to our website or you may request a copy free of charge.
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