NZ telecoms infrastructure: Why US investors paid $600k for a Lower Hutt rooftop - and broke our rules
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Foreign investors have paid NZ$600,000 for land beneath a telecommunications tower rooftop in Lower Hutt, New Zealand. The purchase reportedly breached rules governing foreign buyers, drawing attention to overseas investment in telecom infrastructure property.
Offshore funds are buying land under cell towers. This deal broke foreign buyer rules.
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