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The Property Academy Podcast is a daily show that gives you insight, analysis and strategies for how to get the most out of the NZ property market. It's hosted by Ed and Andrew from Opes Partners.Ok, now for the legal bit. The Property Academy Podcast is for your general information. It’s not financial advice. So the hosts aren’t telling you what to do with your own money. We’ve made every effort to make sure the information is accurate. But we occasionally get the odd fact wrong. Make sure you do your own research or talk to a financial adviser before making any investment decisions.
Opes Partners hosts The Property Academy Podcast, a business show with 1,000 episodes published.
One commentator says the New Zealand housing game is over. A listener asked us to put that claim to the test. So, is the great Kiwi property bet really finished ... or just paused? In this episode, Ed and Andrew stage a
In this special bonus episode, you'll hear the audio from the recent Property Live webinar where we looked at "Election 2026 - How it impacts House Prices" In this podcast you'll learn: How elections REALLY impact the pr
The council has kept notes on your home since the day it was built ... every consent, every inspection, every pass and every fail. So we ordered the full files on our own properties to see what's really in there. In this
Rich Dad Poor Dad has sold over 32 million copies. BUT it's also been called thin on advice and full of dud predictions. So how much should you actually trust the world's best-selling money book? In this episode, Ed and
Property investors get painted as greedy speculators and would-be land barons. The data tells a very different story. So, we analysed 4,381 real retirement plans to find out what Kiwis actually want when they invest. In
Rocky flew into Auckland alone at 18, knowing no one and not knowing what to expect. More than 20 years on, he's building a property portfolio designed to own itself. So how did he get here? In this Case Study Sunday, Ro
The numbers can stack up perfectly ... and a big mortgage can still weigh on you every single day. So, how do you stop the debt from running your life? In this episode, Ed and Andrew tackle a listener's question about th
Everyone seems to agree Auckland is drowning in townhouses... and that they're dragging the whole market down. But is that actually true, or is it a myth? In this episode, Ed and Andrew are joined by Cotality's Head of R
There's an old investor line: buy where McDonald's and the supermarkets go, because they've done the homework for you. But do house prices actually follow the big chains ... or is it the other way round? In this episode,
A 25-year-old and a 65-year-old shouldn't buy the same property. But some Kiwis never change their strategy as they get older. So what should you actually be buying at each stage of life? In this episode, Ed and Andrew w
Being in debt isn't just a maths problem. It's an emotional one. So if the balances feel overwhelming, where do you actually start? In this episode, Ed and Andrew unpack why debt is more emotional than logical, and the s
Ronald Read pumped petrol and swept floors in small-town Vermont. He drove an old car and held his coat together with a safety pin. Nobody had a clue that when he died, he'd leave behind about US$8 million. So how would
Kerry started back in 2006 with a $6,000 deposit pulled from a credit card. Today, he's aiming for 100 tenancies. So how do you scale that far ... and still keep it a lifestyle? In this Case Study Sunday revisit, Kerry c
When Oliver was 23, earning about $60k, he bought a $728,000 first home in Tauranga ... on his own. The catch? The mortgage, rates and insurance nearly ate his whole salary. So, can you really invest in property on one i
From the outside, he had it all: a clifftop Mission Bay mansion, sports cars, cocktails in the spa. Then his company collapsed ... and it turned out the house was rented and he owned almost nothing. So how do people earn
Kate dumpster-dives for dinner, washes her clothes in the shower, and hasn't bought new clothes in eight years. She also paid off her apartment in nine months. How far would you go never to need a pay cheque again? In th
For two years, finding a tenant has been brutal... some property managers have called it the hardest market they've ever seen. But the numbers are quietly shifting, and most investors haven't noticed yet. In this episode
We always say commercial property is about income, not growth. But does it actually go up in value as a house does? In this episode, Ed and Andrew dig into what really drives commercial property values and how the growth
Let's not sugar-coat it: New Zealand is in the longest housing downturn on record. So how much longer does it last, and when do prices actually turn? In this episode, Ed and Andrew line up the forecasts from every major
For his first decade investing, Dean threw everything at paying down debt. Now, at 41 with three kids, he's deliberately easing off. So what changed ... and how do you know when to stop grinding and start enjoying it? In
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