Why bank economists’ predictions of a property downturn are wrong?
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Why bank economists’ predictions of a property downturn are wrong?
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Ashley Church is one of New Zealand’s most recognizable and experienced property commentators and a former CEO of the Property Institute and Auckland Property Investors Association. In this episode of from ‘Failure to Fabulous’ Nikki and Ashley go to the heart of the post-lockdown property market with in-depths discussions on property values and lessons from the GFC and international markets. They also talk about kiwis returning home, future interest rates, home ownership rates and capital gain versus cash-flow positive investments at a time of record low interest rates.
Biography:
Ashley Church was the CEO of the Property Institute of New Zealand from 2015 after leaving the Newmarket Business Association in 2014. He is a past Chief Executive Officer of the Auckland Property Investors Association and a past National Sales and Marketing Manager of Pulse Energy and Mercury Energy. He is currently employed by NZME as a correspondent on Energy, Business and Property issues and has appeared on numerous property and news programmes.