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✦Your portfolio briefing
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What New Zealand Realty charges and does for each property. Want to change? Request it below — we’ll confirm with you before anything changes.
Your documents
View files shared by NZ Realty, or securely send us a PDF for the property.
Past tenancies
Every tenancy that has ended at your property through our final-inspection closeout — who it was, the dates, and the final rent and bond.
Your properties
Your tenancy record, documents and portfolio totals follow this. Keep it on all your properties for the portfolio view, or pick one to see just that property.
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Property Performance Report
AI visual condition assessment from photos, with ROI-ranked improvements and rental scenarios — a future renovation/upgrade planning tool, still in testing. Estimates only.
Analysing photos…
Condition by category
BetaImprovement planning & rental scenariosROI-ranked works and what-if rents — in testing with selected clients. Tap to preview.
Improvements — ranked by return on investment
Rental scenarios
Executive summary
Healthy Homes Assessment
Our team's own visual walkthrough against the Healthy Homes Standards, with photo evidence per standard.
Trade Me listing
The property record is the source. Prepare, validate and publish its rental listing through the connected NZ Realty Trade Me account.
Letting runway — signed to keys
Price move checker
If the campaign is dragging: what a price drop actually costs, and how much faster it has to fill the property to pay for itself.
Advertising channels
Where this property is live right now — ticked as each listing goes up.
This campaign, week by week
Applications — your call
Each card is the reviewed summary shared with the landlord. We check the facts and make a recommendation; the landlord decides.
Tenancy tracker● LIVE
The story so far — ▾
General guidance computed from the Residential Tenancies Act 1986 as amended — rent increases require at least 60 days' written notice (allow 1–4 extra days for service) and can take effect no sooner than 12 months after the tenancy start or last increase; fixed terms continue as periodic unless notice is given or renewal agreed. Always confirm specifics against your management agreement and Tenancy Services before acting. Not legal advice. Data is stored only in this browser.
