Together, shaping cities where communities thrive.
Property Council New Zealand represents over 600 member companies, connecting 10,000+ property professionals, who collectively own more than $50 billion worth of property nationwide.
Get the inside scoop on New Zealand's most significant industry.
Property is New Zealand's largest single industry, accounting for 1/8th of total GDP.
Our solutions-focused advocacy positions us to partner with policy-makers and be a conduit for good ideas.
We champion a thriving property industry that creates jobs, opportunities for growth and shapes cities that are future-proofed and functional.
Property Council submission on Wellington City Council Annual Plan 2020-21
- 02 Jul 2020
- Regional Submissions
Property Council submission on Tauranga City Council's revised Annual Plan 2020-21
- 01 Jul 2020
- Regional Submissions
Property Council submission on revised Christchurch City Council's Annual Plan 2020-21
- 19 Jun 2020
- Regional Submissions
Property Council submission on Rotorua Lakes Council's Annual Plan 2020-21
- 17 Jun 2020
- Regional Submissions
Our committees, both nationally and in our branches, are the driving force behind Property Council, providing direction and governance for the industry and its members.
Auckland BranchThe development of Auckland Council’s Unitary Plan is a focal point for the Auckland Branch
South IslandAffecting change through our advocacy, event programme, media work and collaboration.
Bay of Plenty BranchThis region has a bright future and we are positive about medium to long-term growth in Tauranga's CBD.
Waikato BranchAdvocates for a thriving commercial property industry that has a positive impact on the city and its people.
WellingtonAffecting change through our advocacy, event programme, media work and collaboration.
Otago ChapterAffecting change through our advocacy, event programme, media work and collaboration.
NZCSCTaking the retail sector into the future.
Residential Development CouncilLeadership and advocacy delivering sustainable residential development and investment.
