“I need to grow between 24 to 26% net, per year… we’ve been averaging at least 15 points of organic growth per year.”
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Tyler Hoffman
Acquiring Minds ·
“Our average growth is about 6%, 6% to 7%. So we double every 10 years.”
Hadley Nightingale · Geared for Growth Property Investing Podcast · Ep. 355: Is New Zealand the Next Move for Australian Property Investors?, with Hadley Nightingale
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states that New Zealand’s average property price growth is about 6-7% per year, equating to a doubling every 10 years
6-7% annual growth, double every 10 years
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