JACINDA Ardern has announced a dramatic plan to tackle soaring real estate prices in New Zealand, while her deputy claims the country is ‘no longer for sale’.
OVERSEAS buyers will no longer be allowed to purchase existing homes in New Zealand, Prime Minister-elect Jacinda Ardern said, as she unveiled a raft of policy deals made with her coalition partners.
The move to tackle soaring property prices was agreed during lengthy negotiations between the Labour Party leader and populist powerbroker Winston Peters to form a new government that also includes the Green Party.
Ms Ardern announced plans to slash immigration and focus on regional development and job creation.
New Zealand to ban foreign homebuyers from purchasing existing properties
OVERSEAS buyers will no longer be allowed to purchase existing homes in New Zealand, Prime Minister-elect Jacinda Ardern said, as she unveiled a raft of policy deals made with her coalition partners.
The move to tackle soaring property prices was agreed during lengthy negotiations between the Labour Party leader and populist powerbroker Winston Peters to form a new government that also includes the Green Party.
Ms Ardern announced plans to slash immigration and focus on regional development and job creation.
New Zealand to ban foreign homebuyers from purchasing existing properties