Property Management

Rent Tendering Legality Questioned

Tenants' advocates say the housing boom is causing massive upheaval for families facing rent increases.

Saturday, October 11th 2003

Agencies in Nelson and Christchurch have noticed a significant rise in people having to move home.

Tenants' Protection Association coordinator Helen Gatonyi says the rising practice of landlords asking existing tenants to put in a tender for their accommodation is unconscionable.

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