New Zealand buys a house to understand this knowledge.

There are many immigrants in New Zealand. If you immigrate to New Zealand, you must buy a house. Do you know the precautions for buying a house in New Zealand? Let's take a look at buying a house in New Zealand and learn about this knowledge.

The following are some things that new immigrants must pay attention to when buying a house:

1. What city should new immigrants move to before and at the beginning of their move to New Zealand?

This problem is very troublesome. As we all know, after the city is chosen, it is even more difficult to choose which district to live in. At that time, whether it was house price or environment. Is it good or bad? It all depends on your own judgment. Cities in New Zealand, especially residential areas in Auckland, are more complicated and difficult to decide.

2. Understand the current situation and trend of New Zealand real estate market.

First of all, we should understand what factors will affect the real estate market in New Zealand and analyze the current situation of these factors. Generally speaking, the price of real estate is influenced by supply and demand. Because the supply curve is generally stable (because the real estate start-up time is long and the quantity is relatively fixed, etc.). ), the price of real estate is greatly influenced by demand factors. There are three main types of demand for real estate; 1. Self-occupation demand; 2. Demand (mainly for rental and long-term); 3. Demand is booming

3. As far as New Zealand is concerned, the real estate price in New Zealand is greatly influenced by the foreign population, one is a new immigrant and the other is an international student.

New immigrants mainly stimulate demand for self-occupation, while international students mainly stimulate demand. Therefore, if the immigration policy and the international student policy are relaxed, the demand for real estate will be strong and the speculative demand will have an atmosphere; When the immigration policy and study abroad policy are tightened, or a large number of immigrants return to China, the demand for real estate is weak. Some time ago, due to the extensive immigration policy and study abroad policy, a large number of new immigrants and international students came to New Zealand, and other factors, New Zealand's real estate market flourished.

Know clearly what house you want to buy.

Think more and discuss with relatives and friends. Should I live in two rooms or rent two rooms plus one room? Important or small? To the extent that it can be divided (generally above 1000 meters) or ready to build it later (generally above 600 meters)? Or just three or four hundred square meters to give children a place to play? What is the price range? Or how many bits or less? Does it have to be a tailless street? Do you want to consider getting close?

Are there any requirements, such as being close to the fishing place, enjoying the sea view, being close to the hospital, and being convenient to get on the expressway? Because only with clear needs can we have goals and save time between the intermediary and ourselves. Some new immigrants have no clear goals of their own, such as the price of100,000 and the area of 200,000, and the intermediary has to show him the house. The intermediary is tired and the buyer is blinded. Some intermediary companies may complain and even refuse to show people around.

In recent years, China people have become the main part of New Zealand immigrants.

China people pay attention to "living and working in peace and contentment", so most new immigrants from China will consider buying a house. However, because New Zealand's legal system is different from that of Chinese mainland and other Chinese communities in Asia; Because the English level of new immigrants in China is generally not enough; In addition, new immigrants in China are unfamiliar with the environment and have few relatives and friends; Such as this, new immigrants in China must be cautious in buying a house, so as not to spend such a large sum of money, be ill-considered, make improper decisions, or even be deceived, and then there is no way to complain, and buying a house becomes an unpleasant experience.

6. The scope of Auckland is too wide, and the number of residential areas to choose from is even more than expected.

Auckland is a big city in New Zealand. It is actually composed of six different cities, with more than 100 residential areas to choose from. It is not easy for new immigrants to decide their place of residence in a short time, not to mention that each residential area in New Zealand has its own characteristics. Two identical houses often have different prices because of different locations or different interior decoration. If you make a hasty decision, you will regret it forever.