Property Management

'Happy' with progress towards zero increase

Dunedin City Council chief executive Jim Harland says he is very happy with the work his employees have done to try to meet elected representatives' demands for a nil general-rates rise next year.

Thursday, December 04th 2003

While he would not reveal the bottom line, he said the 8.4 per cent rates rise already signalled in the council's long-term community plan had been significantly reduced. "It was a big ask, but we have got a lot closer to zero."

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AIA - Go Home Loans	4.00
Unity First Home Buyer special	4.15
SBS FirstHome Combo	4.29
ICBC	4.49
Kainga Ora	4.59
SBS Bank Special	4.69
China Construction Bank	4.85
Co-operative Bank - First Home Special	4.89
TSB Special	4.99
Co-operative Bank - Owner Occ	4.99
ASB Bank	4.99

China Construction Bank	4.95
Kainga Ora	4.95
ICBC	4.99
SBS Bank Special	5.29
Westpac Special	5.29
Co-operative Bank - First Home Special	5.29
BNZ - Std	5.35
AIA - Go Home Loans	5.35
ANZ Special	5.35
ASB Bank	5.35
Kiwibank Special	5.39

SBS Bank Special	5.49
ICBC	5.65
Kainga Ora	5.69
ASB Bank	5.75
BNZ - Std	5.75
AIA - Go Home Loans	5.75
Westpac Special	5.75
Kiwibank Special	5.89
Co-operative Bank - First Home Special	5.89
TSB Special	5.99
China Construction Bank	5.99

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Property Management

'Happy' with progress towards zero increase

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