Americans eye NZ as place to live post Trump win but can housing market cope?
Immigration NZ records 25-fold increase in American traffic to its website.
Americans disillusioned with Donald Trump’s presidential race sweep to victory are eyeing up New Zealand as a place to escape to and Google searches have skyrocketed.
However, it’s brought a warning from the Auckland Property Investors Association about further pressure on the city’s already
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Sally Lindsay and Jenny Ruth
Thu, 10 Nov 2016
Thu, 10 Nov 2016
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Americans eye NZ as place to live post Trump win but can housing market cope?
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