2 min read18 Jan 2023

Private property issue #43 - bottom of the market?

Will the 2023 property market be a sh*t show too? Probably not. Banks and government think house prices will bottom out in 2023 … and start to recover in 2024.

Author: Andrew Nicol

Managing Director, 20+ Years' Experience Investing In Property, Author & Host

Reviewed by: Laine Moger

Journalist and Property Educator, holds a Bachelor of Communication (Honours) from Massey University.

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