Wellington rental shortage will spread nationwide, landlords warn
Latest Trade Me Property figures show Wellington rents up 6.7% on December last year.
A slowdown in rental property supply, particularly in the capital, has been predicted by landlords for some time, says Property Investors' Federation executive director Andrew King.
The latest Trade Me Property figures show at the national level the number of available rentals has halved since
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Fiona Rotherham & Grant Walker
Thu, 18 Jan 2018
Thu, 18 Jan 2018
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Wellington rental shortage will spread nationwide, landlords warn
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