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Commuter towns must take their share of new residents as greater Christchurch's population balloons by as much as 50 per cent in the next 30 years, a new report says.
The draft report says a combination of population growth and social change means up to 86,000 new homes, more that previously … View moreCommuter towns must take their share of new residents as greater Christchurch's population balloons by as much as 50 per cent in the next 30 years, a new report says.
The draft report says a combination of population growth and social change means up to 86,000 new homes, more that previously thought, will be needed by 2048. However, it warns the growth in satellite towns like Rangiora and Rolleston will lead to increased traffic congestion without better public transport.
Estimates have put greater Christchurch's population in 30 years at between 618,000 and 742,000, up from 428,000 now.
Read the full story by clicking the link below and tell us what you think in the comments (please write NFP if you don't want your comments published).
Hi neighbours,
Keep your eyes peeled for the latest scam to be fooling Kiwis. Scammers are taking advantage of people looking for a home to call their own, creating fake competitions and giveaways to win a tiny home.
A recent scam asked people to sign up on their page which went through a process… View moreHi neighbours,
Keep your eyes peeled for the latest scam to be fooling Kiwis. Scammers are taking advantage of people looking for a home to call their own, creating fake competitions and giveaways to win a tiny home.
A recent scam asked people to sign up on their page which went through a process of multiple surveys so the scammers can collect more information about the Facebook user in the hope of collecting personal details, including bank accounts. To read all about the scam, click here.
A fraud education manager says:
- People are helping the scammers by liking and sharing the post as it spreads the virus
- As soon as you like the Facebook post it gives scammers access to information
- If unsure whether it's a scam or not, look for terms and conditions - often these scams do not have them
- If you think you've been made a victim of an online scam, contact Netsafe and report it immediately. You can access Netsafe's page here.
"Staying independent, confident and healthy is important at any age, but especially if you or someone you love is over 65. Have you heard about the ‘Live Stronger for Longer’ movement? There’s a website full of practical information and advice, as well as local strength and balance … View more"Staying independent, confident and healthy is important at any age, but especially if you or someone you love is over 65. Have you heard about the ‘Live Stronger for Longer’ movement? There’s a website full of practical information and advice, as well as local strength and balance classes to keep you steady on your feet.
Go to livestronger.org.nz to find out more and keep loving your independence. Brought to you by ACC, Ministry of Health and Health Quality and Safety Commission."
Hi Neighbours,
Friday Street Food Market at Cathedral Square is running a Community Christmas Market this Friday, 7 December and we need a few volunteers to help supervise the bouncy castle. You will be rewarded with a free meal of your choice from any of the Food Vendors at the market. So, if … View moreHi Neighbours,
Friday Street Food Market at Cathedral Square is running a Community Christmas Market this Friday, 7 December and we need a few volunteers to help supervise the bouncy castle. You will be rewarded with a free meal of your choice from any of the Food Vendors at the market. So, if you think you can:
☆ spare a couple hours of your precious time or perhaps getting your children to volunteer
☆ love to try some yummy international food;
then flick me a text at 02102307678 by this Wednesday, 5 December.
Here's the details of the volunteering hours:
11.00am to 2.30pm - 1 volunteer
2.30pm to 6pm - 1 volunteer
5.30pm to 9pm - 1 volunteer
Many Thanks
Magdalene
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The Zoofari programme helps Kiwi kids enjoy a day of learning at their local zoo because we believe that teaching children today can lead to a lifetime of love for animals and the environment.
Show your support before the 18th December by donating in your local store today!
The Warehouse, … View moreThe Zoofari programme helps Kiwi kids enjoy a day of learning at their local zoo because we believe that teaching children today can lead to a lifetime of love for animals and the environment.
Show your support before the 18th December by donating in your local store today!
The Warehouse, partnering with you for a better community.
We’re so grateful to all the generous sorts who’ve chipped in to get us here. So, let’s lose the gifts… and turn our big day into a celebration with the nation.
For every $10 donated from you, Spark Foundation will give $10 too – up to a grand total of $10,000 across all 10 charities.
To help everyone reduce water use this summer, we’ve got some simple conservation tips.
Our first (and one of the biggest ways you can help!) is to ditch the sprinkler and use a hand-held hose to water your garden instead.
Watering after 9pm or before 7am also gives your plants the best… View moreTo help everyone reduce water use this summer, we’ve got some simple conservation tips.
Our first (and one of the biggest ways you can help!) is to ditch the sprinkler and use a hand-held hose to water your garden instead.
Watering after 9pm or before 7am also gives your plants the best chance to retain moisture.
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Quite different from a fee simple title
New Zealanders love to talk about property. There are a multitude of topics relating to property that Kiwis have an intimate knowledge and understanding about which form the topic of water cooler and dinner conversation. The cross lease is just one of those … View moreQuite different from a fee simple title
New Zealanders love to talk about property. There are a multitude of topics relating to property that Kiwis have an intimate knowledge and understanding about which form the topic of water cooler and dinner conversation. The cross lease is just one of those many topics of conversation.
Traditional land ownership model
When you’re considering buying a house, you don’t envisage a cross lease form of ownership. You think of owning your own slice of land, subject only to the laws of New Zealand, and what your title says you can and can’t do. This form of ownership is called a fee simple title.
A cross lease is not the same as a fee simple title.
What are the differences?
When you purchase a cross lease property, you buy a joint share of the underlying land together with the other cross lease holders and you lease from the other cross lease holders the rights to the house/flat/building you will occupy. The terms of this arrangement are governed by a lease registered against the title to the land.
The main difference from a fee simple title is that you are not the sole owner of your land or your home. You own the property jointly with others.
Your rights, obligations and powers in relation to the property are subject to those other interests, and vary from situation to situation. Generally, you will need the consent of your fellow cross lease holders to carry out any structural renovations or any major maintenance or other works to the property you lease. More minor restrictions can extend to the number of pets you are able to keep.
There are general leasing principles to adhere to, such as ensuring that you don’t create a nuisance and allowing the other cross lease holders to quietly enjoy their tenancy. A commonly neglected and overlooked provision is the requirement in most cross lease documents to have a joint insurance policy with the other cross lease holders.
How can you address your obligations?
There is nothing that can’t be done without agreement and, of course, the cost of doing so.
Initially, we recommend talking with us to discuss the issues associated with owning a cross lease property. This should happen before you buy, not afterwards. We will give you an overview of cross leasing and discuss the potential issues you will need to deal with if you purchase the cross lease of that particular property. We will also review the cross lease document and advise you of its terms. It is imperative that you understand the nature of this form of property ownership before you are committed to purchase a property on a cross lease title.
There are other potential issues (which sit outside the scope of this broad-natured article) which we will need to check at this stage as well, such as the aerial plan for the cross leases to ensure that is accurate and doesn’t result in a defective title.
It is better to have an understanding of the issues before you commit to purchase rather than attempting to remedy them after you take ownership.
Most matters relating to cross leasing can be dealt with by agreement between you and the other cross lease holders and their lawyers. However, the cost of attempting to remedy any issues may well be prohibitive for most people and getting other people to agree to what you want and need is never something that should be relied upon.
Although there are significant differences from a fee simple title and sometimes difficulties with purchasing a cross lease property, many thousands of properties in New Zealand operate under this structure with no problems whatsoever. It is important though to understand how cross leasing works and how it differs from what many consider to be the traditional land ownership model.
If you are considering buying a cross lease, the most important thing is to be well-informed and enter into owning one with your eyes wide open.
A cross lease can often be converted to a fee simple title with consent of the other parties involved and their lawyers, and a surveyor. It can be a relatively straightforward process, however costs can vary significantly depending on the characteristics of your particular situation.
If you’re considering buying a property on a cross lease, talk with us early on. It will be time well spent.
We have a supermodel in the mist ready for adoption. Young Tom is a gorgeous 10 month old cat who is super smoochy, is good with older children, loves everyone and has the most softest fur imaginable.
If you are interested in adopting Tom then please email adoptions.catrescue@gmail.com
Tom is on … View moreWe have a supermodel in the mist ready for adoption. Young Tom is a gorgeous 10 month old cat who is super smoochy, is good with older children, loves everyone and has the most softest fur imaginable.
If you are interested in adopting Tom then please email adoptions.catrescue@gmail.com
Tom is on the front page of our 2019 Calender. How cool would it be to adopt that gorgeous kitten.
Pssss Tom might be upset as he looks like a she on the Calender. It is amazing how he has lost his white fur and become a jet black young handsome boy
Another pssss if you want to buy a 2019 Calender then please email fundraisingcatrescue@gmsil.com and we can sort you out.
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