Our Ruby Housing office will be closed this Queens Birthday on Monday 1st June and re-open on Tuesday 2nd June.
For general enquiries, please email to office@rubyhousing.co.nz. We will get back to you as soon as we are back to work.
For urgent problems please do get in touch via our on-call phone, 022 325 8614
Have a safe and happy long weekend!
The Ruby Housing Team
Ruby Housing is now open for business and operating with contact tracing and careful control of requested viewings at rental properties.
We are delighted that over 98% of our Ruby Housing tenants continued to pay their rent on time over the Covid 19 lockdown! The very few tenants who were waiting on financial help and were only able to pay part rent initially, let us know promptly so we could keep owners informed.
We have rented many homes over the lockdown period, at Levels 3 and 4, using online applications, video, and private viewings. If you are a landlord and have been left with a vacant rental, contact us today to find out how we can help. #propertymanagement
For tenants: We have a range of homes available now, from large 5 bedroom family homes, central city apartments, and a cosy 1 bed home near the beach. Most are unfurnished but some are fully furnished if this is what you require.
For your own safety and well-being we are offering private viewings to pre-approved applicants, and can answer any questions you may have about a property.
Call Ruby Housing on 03-379-5033 or email to office@rubyhousing.co.nz
Ruby Housing short stay homes are fully self-contained, and you won’t need to share entrances, kitchens or bathroom facilities, or outdoor space.
You will be very comfortable in our short stay houses, with plenty of opening windows for fresh air, full kitchens, laundry facilities, private courtyard gardens, and everything else you may need to manage over this time. You will be able to go to a local supermarket or grocery store to purchase food and other crucial supplies, and can order online grocery deliveries. Fresh food meal delivery options are available, as well as other food deliveries such as Uber Eats, takeaway shops, and cafes and restaurants.
All our homes have unlimited Wifi, so you will be able to work remotely as well as stay in touch with friends and family.
Ruby Housing is a locally owned and operated, independent property management company based in Christchurch, New Zealand. Managing Director Kim Willems is a dedicated investor, and a past president of the Canterbury Property Investor's Association.
With 15 years managing rentals and holiday accommodation in Christchurch, and a dedicated team for leasing, inspections, and maintenance, we can handle all your management requirements.
So whatever type of residential investing you prefer, contact Ruby Housing today.
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