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© Homenet Enterprises Ph: (04) 234 8006, E-mail: [email protected] DECEMBER 2011 Leaders Real Estate Group represented by: Leaders Real Estate (1987) Ltd, Northside Realty Ltd, Villa Real Estate Ltd. Licensed under the Real Estate Agents Act 2008 Disclaimer: All the information published in Property Update is true and accurate to the best of the publisher’s knowledge. No liability is assumed by RE/MAX Leaders, nor the publisher, for any losses suffered by any person or organisation relying directly or indirectly on this newsletter. Price-conscious buyers push sales volumes up Real Estate Institute of New Zealand (REINZ) latest data on the New Zealand housing market showed 5,007 unconditional sales for the month, up 1,104 sales (+28.3%) compared to the same month last year. “The volume figures for October suggests that the spring ‘lift’ widely expected in the real estate market has been muted, but so too has any impact from the Rugby World Cup and European uncertainty”, said REINZ Chief Executive Helen O’Sullivan. “Volumes are up strongly compared to this time last year, but that in part reflects a very weak October 2010 when sales volumes were amongst the lowest in the past 20 years”. “We are seeing plenty of activity, but buyers are still very price-conscious. They will move quickly when they find a property that meets their needs, but properties perceived by prospective buyers as over-priced are not generating much interest at all.” The national median ‘days to sell’ improved by 2 days from 37 days in September to 35 days in October. The days to sell were at 41 days in October 2010. The days-to-sell measure continues to trend downward and has now fallen by 10 days over the past five months, from 45 days in May to 35 days in October. SALES MEDIAN DAYS TO SELL MEDIAN SALE PRICE AREA OCT 10 OCT 11 OCT 10 OCT 11 OCT 10 OCT 11 MEDIAN SELL PRICE WELLINGTON REGIONAL COMPARISON Wellington Region Median Sales Price $000s $000s Wairarapa 38 47 39 62 $222 $230 Wellington Central 43 38 45 53 $467 $340 Wellington West 32 36 27 25 $483 $551 Wellington East 21 27 29 27 $450 $500 Wellington South 33 27 23 22 $525 $471 Wellington North 65 80 30 26 $415 $431 Pukerua Bay/Tawa 68 64 47 42 $349 $429 Lower Hutt 82 102 43 30 $353 $341 Upper Hutt 32 52 52 31 $342 $349 Otaki/Paekakariki 71 74 53 66 $329 $370 Levin 14 27 94 56 $192 $218 Comparative sales figures compiled from the Real Estate Institute of NZ statistics Win Dinner for 2 at Logan Brown Restaurant Cnr Cuba and Vivian Streets Tel: 801 5114 To go into the draw fill in your name address and telephone number and mail your Newsletter by the end of the month to: “RE/MAX Leaders Logan Brown contest” PO Box 24262 Manners Street Wellington 6142 To email your entry: Email [email protected] and include the following details: Subject: Logan Brown contest Email: Your name, address, and contact phone number and the name of the agent who sent you the newsletter. Courtesy of Logan Brown Restaurant you are offered the opportunity to win dinner for two to the value of $250.00 Newsletter sent to me by of RE/MAX Leaders Name Address Telephone Email Last month’s winner was: Kate and Carl Hartmann of Waikanae Best wishes for a safe and happy Christmas and a prosperous New Year! Trevor and Jill set up a family trust five years ago and transferred their family home to it. Since then they had been gifting $27,000 each per year to reduce the loan from them to the trust that arose from the transfer of the property to the trust. After the abolition of gift duty in October, they gifted the whole amount remaining in one lump sum. They presumed they had therefore completed all their responsibilities in relation to the trust and could “rest easy” until they sold the property. Those like Trevor and Jill need to be careful that they continue to administer their trust after making a final gift. There are continuing obligations in relation to trusts to ensure it is clear that the property is owned by a trust and not you personally. Those include: Decision-making - Ensure that all trustees are included in every decision regarding trust property and all major decisions are recorded in writing and signed by all trustees. Finances - If the trust has its own income stream, annual accounts need to be prepared, and an annual tax return prepared for the trust. A separate bank account for the trust should be used. Trustee meetings - Hold annual meetings of trustees and ensure minutes are taken. Your lawyer will be able to assist you with ongoing maintenance of the trust, to ensure your trust is as watertight as possible. By Claire Coe Rainey Collins Lawyers www.raineycollins.co.nz or follow us on Twitter @RaineyCollins ‘Home mortgage borrowers should stay floating’ In one of his recent ‘overviews’ Tony Alexander, Chief Economist with the BNZ, said that ‘the world is looking worse and worse and now for the first time this year I am even thinking that fixing two years near 6% or three years near 6.25% may not be worth it. I would stay floating. But for business borrowers there may be an opportunity to secure some low cost two or three year fixed rate funding and remove uncertainty regarding cash movements.’ Ongoing responsibilities after completing gifting Steve Fejos’s PHONE 04-475-5021 CELL PHONE 0275-621-777 EMAIL [email protected]

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© Homenet Enterprises Ph: (04) 234 8006, E-mail: [email protected]

DECEMBER 2011

Leaders Real Estate Group represented by: Leaders Real Estate (1987) Ltd, Northside Realty Ltd, Villa Real Estate Ltd. Licensed under the Real Estate Agents Act 2008

Disclaimer: All the information published in Property Update is true and accurate to the best of the publisher’s knowledge. No liability is assumed by RE/MAX Leaders, nor the publisher, for any losses suffered by any person or organisation relying directly or indirectly on this newsletter.

Price-conscious buyers push sales volumes up Real Estate Institute of New Zealand (REINZ) latest data on the New Zealand housing market showed 5,007 unconditional sales for the month, up 1,104 sales (+28.3%) compared to the same month last year.

“The volume fi gures for October suggests that the spring ‘lift’ widely expected in the real estate market has been muted, but so too has any impact from the Rugby World Cup and European uncertainty”, said REINZ Chief Executive Helen O’Sullivan. “Volumes are up strongly compared to this time last year, but that in part refl ects a very weak October 2010 when sales volumes were amongst the lowest in the past 20 years”.

“We are seeing plenty of activity, but buyers are still very price-conscious. They will move quickly when they fi nd a property that meets their needs, but properties perceived by prospective buyers as over-priced are not generating much interest at all.” The national median ‘days to sell’ improved by 2 days from 37 days in September to 35 days in October. The days to sell were at 41 days in October 2010. The days-to-sell measure continues to trend downward and has now fallen by 10 days over the past fi ve months, from 45 days in May to 35 days in October.

SALES MEDIAN DAYS TO SELL MEDIAN SALE PRICEAREA OCT 10 OCT 11 OCT 10 OCT 11 OCT 10 OCT 11

MED

IAN

SEL

L PR

ICE

WELLINGTON REGIONAL COMPARISON

Wellington Region Median Sales Price $000s $000sWairarapa 38 47 39 62 $222 $230 Wellington Central 43 38 45 53 $467 $340 Wellington West 32 36 27 25 $483 $551 Wellington East 21 27 29 27 $450 $500 Wellington South 33 27 23 22 $525 $471 Wellington North 65 80 30 26 $415 $431 Pukerua Bay/Tawa 68 64 47 42 $349 $429 Lower Hutt 82 102 43 30 $353 $341 Upper Hutt 32 52 52 31 $342 $349 Otaki/Paekakariki 71 74 53 66 $329 $370 Levin 14 27 94 56 $192 $218

Comparative sales fi gures compiled from the Real Estate Institute of NZ statistics

Win Dinner for 2 at Logan Brown Restaurant

Cnr Cuba and Vivian Streets Tel: 801 5114

To go into the draw fi ll in your name address and telephone number and mail your Newsletter by the end of the month to: “RE/MAX Leaders Logan Brown contest” PO Box 24262 Manners Street Wellington 6142

To email your entry: Email [email protected] and include the following details:Subject: Logan Brown contestEmail: Your name, address, and contact phone number and the name of the agent who sent you the newsletter.

Courtesy of Logan Brown Restaurant you are offered the opportunity to win dinner for two to the value of $250.00

Newsletter sent to me by of RE/MAX Leaders

Name

Address

Telephone Email

Last month’s winner was: Kate and Carl Hartmann of Waikanae

Best wishes for a safe and happy Christmas and a prosperous New Year!

Trevor and Jill set up a family trust fi ve years ago and transferred their family home to it. Since then they had been gifting $27,000 each per year to reduce the loan from them to the trust that arose from the transfer of the property to the trust. After the abolition of gift duty in October, they gifted the whole amount remaining in one lump sum. They presumed they had therefore completed all their responsibilities in relation to the trust and could “rest easy” until they sold the property.

Those like Trevor and Jill need to be careful that they continue to administer their trust after making a fi nal gift. There are continuing obligations in relation to trusts to ensure it is clear that the property is owned by a trust and not you personally. Those include:

Decision-making• - Ensure that all trustees are included in every decision regarding trust property and all major decisions are recorded in writing and signed by all trustees.Finances• - If the trust has its own income stream, annual accounts need to be prepared, and an annual tax return prepared for the trust. A separate bank account for the trust should be used.Trustee meetings• - Hold annual meetings of trustees and ensure minutes are taken. Your lawyer will be able to assist you with ongoing maintenance of the

trust, to ensure your trust is as watertight as possible. By Claire Coe Rainey Collins Lawyers www.raineycollins.co.nz or

follow us on Twitter @RaineyCollins

‘Home mortgage borrowers should stay fl oating’In one of his recent ‘overviews’ Tony Alexander, Chief Economist with the BNZ, said that ‘the world is looking worse and worse and now for the fi rst time this year I am even thinking that fi xing two years near 6% or three years near 6.25% may not be worth it. I would stay fl oating. But for business borrowers there may be an opportunity to secure some low cost two or three year fi xed rate funding and remove uncertainty regarding cash movements.’

Ongoing responsibilities after completing gifting

Steve Fejos’s

PHONE 04-475-5021 CELL PHONE 0275-621-777 EMAIL [email protected]

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