Stay Luxe Co-Founder Greg Owen explains the impact of the Active Investor Plus initiative on New Zealand's luxury accommodation market.
Demand is outstripping supply when it comes to luxury accommodation. New Zealand agents say they're turning away half of high-net-worth travellers due to a shortage of properties. Co-founder of Stay Luxe Accommodation, Greg Owen told Mike Hosking that there's a real shortage in Auckland, so hotels are being used instead.
Owners of upmarket homes in Auckland and Queenstown are tapping into a bonanza being driven by international 'golden visa' holders. The arrival of high-net-worth Asian, US and European holders of an Active Investor Plus Visa (known as a golden visa), has led to a surge in demand for luxury home and apartment rentals...
Affluent migrants exploring New Zealand's Golden Visa are driving strong demand for luxury rentals nationwide.
Wealthy international migrants exploring New Zealand's Golden Visa pathway are helping drive a sharp increase in luxury rental demand, creating a flow-on boost for accommodation providers, hospitality operators, tourism businesses and premium service providers before any property purchase takes place...
New Zealand’s luxury residential rental sector is failing to keep pace with the surge in global demand, with agents warning that half of all high-net-worth travellers seeking premium stays are being turned away due to a chronic shortage of suitable properties. Greg Owen, co-founder of accommodation agency Stay Luxe, says...
Stay Luxe is creating an elegant niche in the luxury short-term accommodation space, as Joanna Mathers discovers.
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There has been a sharp increase in demand for luxury rental accommodation from North Americans checking out New Zealand opportunities, a high-end real estate agent says.
New Zealand is facing a shortage of luxury residential rentals, with high-end accommodation agencies forced to decline around half og all enquiries from wealthy overseas visitors.
A shortage of luxury residential rental listings in New Zealand is resulting in high-end rental agents turning away around half of all high-net-worth overseas visitors seeking premium accommodation.


