Here at Property Plus, we understand that navigating the rental market can be challenging for both tenants and landlords. Understanding and addressing common issues can help maintain a harmonious relationship between both parties. As one of Wellington’s leading property management agencies, a big part of our role is ensuring good communication between landlords and tenants, […]
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Jul
Jul
Moving to Wellington and not sure where to land? You’re not alone. The dilemma of choosing the perfect suburb is a common one for new residents and young professionals. With its diverse options, Wellington’s neighbourhoods offer something for every lifestyle. At Taylor Property Plus, we have years of expertise in managing properties across the wider […]
Landlords, Property Management, Rental Property, Wellington
Healthy Homes, Happy Tenants – Ensuring Wellington Rentals Meet New Standards
12
Jul
Jul
Wellington’s rental market is evolving rapidly, with a strong focus on creating healthier living environments. As of July 1st, 2024, all Wellington rentals must comply with the Healthy Homes Standards. These regulations, introduced in 2019, ensure a warm, dry, and safe living environment for tenants – and let’s face it, happy tenants are more likely […]
Landlords, Property Management, Rental Property, Wellington
Tenant Screening Secrets Every Wellington Landlord Should Know
21
Jun
Jun
Finding the right tenant can be a daunting task for any landlord. In Wellington’s competitive rental market, it’s more important than ever to ensure you’re choosing the right individuals to occupy your property. With tenant screening, you can go beyond the initial rental application to identify reliable, responsible tenants. This guide will offer practical tips […]
Landlords, Property Management, Rental Property, Wellington
Healthy Homes Checklist: A Comprehensive Guide for Wellington Landlords
13
May
May
In Wellington’s dynamic property market, the value of a rental doesn’t just come from its location or architectural charm but increasingly from its status as a ‘healthy home’. With the introduction of the Healthy Homes Standards in 2019, Wellington landlords are under more scrutiny to ensure their properties provide a warm, dry, and safe environment […]
07
May
May
Wellington’s rental market is a vibrant beast. While the city centre pulsates with a trendy energy, a quieter symphony unfolds in the suburbs. But with so many options, finding the perfect fit can feel overwhelming. This blog delves beyond the usual suspects, venturing into the unique pockets of Wellington’s extended urban realm – Upper Hutt, […]
Rental Property, Wellington
The Great Kiwi Debate: Balancing Airbnb and Long-Term Rentals in Wellington’s Housing Market
24
Apr
Apr
Wellington, affectionately known as the ‘coolest little capital in the world’, is a vibrant and picturesque city that has become a hotspot for both domestic and international visitors. However, Wellington’s rising popularity, coupled with the advent of the sharing economy, has brought to the forefront a pressing concern for its residents and potential investors alike: […]
Property Management
Smart Property Management: Harnessing Technology to Streamline Operations in New Zealand
10
Apr
Apr
New Zealand’s rental market is booming, with tenancy rates exceeding homeownership for the first time ever [Stats NZ, Household Living Conditions Survey]. This surge presents a golden opportunity for property managers, but also a challenge: efficiently managing an ever-growing portfolio. Enter smart property management, a tech-powered approach that streamlines operations and unlocks valuable insights. But […]
Landlords, Property Management, Rental Property
Striking a Balance: Maintaining Competitive Rents While Attracting Ideal Tenants in Wellington
03
Apr
Apr
Navigating the fiercely competitive Wellington rental market can often feel like walking a tightrope. On one hand, you want to ensure that your rental properties yield a fair profit, but on the other hand, you know that setting rents too high may price out the type of tenants who are likely to become the long-term, […]
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