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至于涨房租的问题,自己看吧
https://tenancy.govt.nz/rent-bond-and-bills/rent/increasing-rent/
Rent increases
Landlords can only increase rent:
after the first 180 days of the tenancy
provided the increase is not within 180 days of the last increase.
For a fixed-term tenancy, landlords can only increase rent if there is a provision to do so in the fixed-term tenancy agreement.
Landlords must give notice to increase rent
A landlord must give a tenant no less than 60 days’ written notice of a rent increase. Boarding house landlords must give a tenant no less than 28 days’ written notice.
The notice must be served in writing, say how much the rent is increasing by and the day the increased rent is due. The landlord should keep a copy of the notice. If the landlord doesn’t give the correct notice, they can do one of the following:
serve it again correctly
ask the tenant to allow them to extend the notice time so it is correct, or
apply to the Tenancy Tribunal to have the notice extended (if the tenant will not allow the landlord to extend the notice).
Serving notices tells you how much time you need to allow for when you serve a rent increase notice. |
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