Which Cities Should You Invest In New Zealand 2024 with Nick Goodall

In this episode of Leverage Addicts, Blandon sits down with Nick Goodall to discuss which cities should you invest in in New Zealand? They delve into the Vulnerability Indicator, understand why Wellington is considered vulnerable, and identify other cities at risk. Nick shares insights on how natural disasters impact the Vulnerability Indicator and highlights resilient cities worth considering. We also discuss how to incorporate short-term simulations into data gathering for informed decision-making. Tune in to discover actionable steps for your next property investment in New Zealand!

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⏰ Chapters ⏰
00:00 What this video covers
03:00 What is the Vulnerability Indicator?
08:19 Nick's insight into this data
10:52 Why is Wellington considered vulnerable?
13:34 What cities are vulnerable?
14:48 How do natural disasters affect the Vulnerability Indicator?
17:20 What cities are resilient?
20:17 How to consider short term simulation into data gathering?
24:39 What are the next steps?

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