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Professionals offices have a variety of properties for rent around New
Zealand. View our currently available rental properties online or
contact one of our offices directly.
View our rental properties
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Rental
properties in New Zealand may be in the form of a free-standing house
or townhouse with its own grounds, an apartment, or a group of joined
units (often called a group of 'flats') with grounds which have shared
use.
It is uncommon for properties in New Zealand to furnished
as most people will provide their own furniture. However many
properties will include an oven, curtains and carpet, and possibly
laundry facilities.
It is also uncommon to find "rent to
buy" (Rent to own) properties in New Zealand. If you are offered one of
these properties, make sure you research the provider well and only use
a reputable company.
BondsA bond is up to 4 weeks rent
(which can be refunded to you when you leave the property). Both you
and the landlord must fill in and sign a Bond Lodgement Form, then the
form and the bond money must be lodged with the Department of Building and Housing within 23 days.
There are other costs which must be considered when you rent a property, such as:
- electricity
- telephone
- gas or water charges
- insurance for your contents.
Length of RentalA rental agreement can be one of two types; Fixed Term or Periodic.
- A Fixed Term tenancy means you agree to rent the property for a fixed period of time, for example, 6 months, 12 months, 2 years.
- A Periodic tenancy ends when either the tenant or landlord gives notice. A tenant must give 21 days notice in writing.
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