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Olly Newland interview – How to respond to the financial crisis

Long time investor and best-selling author Olly Newland is interviewed by Empower Education’s Peter Aranyi about the latest events in global markets — and gives his views on how local investors should respond. AUGUST 2011: World financial markets react with … Continue reading

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Which Way Now For the Market?

Olly Newland’s Column, June 2011 I HAVE IN SEVERAL PREVIOUS ARTICLES and columns predicted the rise in rentals, starting in Auckland and spreading like ripples in a pond throughout the country. Having just been to Australia and with the benefit … Continue reading

The Trouble with Housing

Olly Newland’s Column, February 2011 THE NEW YEAR has started with a bang (or shall we say a whimper? It depends on your viewpoint) when it comes to property and investment. A whole lot of new information has been released, … Continue reading

How The Doomsayers Were Proven Wrong

Olly Newland’s Column, November 2010 A FEW DAYS AGO Quotable Value (QV) came out with its monthly report and the headlines that followed were totally predictable: “Property prices sliding” or “House values slip again” etc. What a lot of rot. … Continue reading

The Pressure Goes On

Olly Newland’s Column, October 2010 It’s October, and the property market has NOT fallen 30% as was predicted by some — nor even by the 15% as those doom merchants, in a vain attempt to remain credible, hastily corrected themselves. … Continue reading

About Olly Newland

Olly Newland is a legend in property investing in New Zealand. Olly Newland was born in Lower Hutt, grew up in Plimmerton, then Karori, Wellington and, as a teenager, in Auckland, New Zealand. For more than a quarter of a … Continue reading

In the news (archive)

Empower Education people, products and services in the news Please email us via ‘Contact Us‘ if you see a news mention we’ve missed.   ‘Property gloom is good news‘ (Mark Withers on interest rates) NZ_Herald 14 May 2010 ‘$1m addresses … Continue reading