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Tony Alexander
Tony Alexander: What the OCR drop to 2.25% means for mortgages and house prices in 2026
The Reserve Bank has cut the cash rate a whopping two percentage points this year.

Tony Alexander
Tony Alexander: Three forces shaping the housing market’s next move
Is the stage being set for a rebound?

Tony Alexander
Tony Alexander: Go low or fix for five years? Kiwis’ mortgage dilemma
Another OCR cut is on the cards, but Kiwis should expect rates to rise at some point in the future.

Tony Alexander
Tony Alexander: FOMO is back, house buyers, but this time the market’s different
Why this housing recovery looks nothing like the last one.

Tony Alexander
Tony Alexander: Labour’s capital gains tax - what it means for house prices

Tony Alexander
Tony Alexander: Why 2026 is the year to bet on - the good times are coming

Tony Alexander
Tony Alexander: Reserve Bank’s OCR shock treatment - is it working?

Nikki Preston
Should Kiwis lock in a 5-year rate? Economist who got it right in 2021 says yes

Tony Alexander
Tony Alexander: Why rents are falling and what it means for landlords and tenants
The rental market in New Zealand has been weak for some time now.

Tony Alexander
Tony Alexander: Why everyone should be tracking house prices in Southland
Business and consumer sentiment is on the up - could 2026 deliver for the economy?

Tony Alexander
Tony Alexander: Cash-strapped Kiwis drop the shop - here's where they're making cuts
Things are getting better, but the outlook remains bleak for some sectors.

Tony Alexander
Tony Alexander: The fear factor behind NZ's latest house price slump
Sales are up, but prices are going backwards.










