Property
is New Zealand's largest industry
has a direct impact on GDP of $41.2 billion
is the nation's fourth largest employer
is a catalyst for community
creates spaces for Kiwis to live, work and play
Property is New Zealand’s largest industry, making up 15% of economic activity.
As a sector, we employ 9% of New Zealand’s workforce and contribute over $41.2 billion to GDP (and growing!).
Property Council New Zealand is the one organisation that collectively champions property, bringing together members from all corners of the property eco system to advocate for reduced red tape that enables development.
Our members shape the cities and spaces where New Zealanders live, work, play and shop.
Together, shaping cities where communities thrive.
FREE MEMBER-ONLY WEBINAR Challenges & Opportunities Known in the Property Council office as one of the nicest guys in property, Argosy’s Peter Mence has led
Following on from the Retail Property Introductory 01 Course, NZCoRP are pleased to present another exciting professional development opportunity specifically for the retail property sector.
New Zealand’s largest industry In the public mind, the property industry is somehow conflated with a housing market that seemingly rises with little effort, making
Cosgroves appoints specialist sustainability engineer Joe Quad has joined Cosgroves as a specialist sustainability engineer, meaning that his focus will be on embedding sustainable practices
Last week, South Island members had the opportunity to attend an exclusive update from The Court Theatre project team, including Christchurch City Council Project Manager,
Property Council's work on advocating for the reinstatement of depreciation on commercial buildings added over $2 billion dollars to the balance sheet of Kiwi property owners. The power of a collective voice is undeniable."
Recommendation summary Property Council New Zealand (Property Council) does not support the proposed changes to the interest deductibility rules as set out in the Government’s consultation document regarding the design
We welcome an opportunity to provide feedback on the Infrastructure Strategy. While we support the Strategy in principle, there are certain parts of it that require further refinement to ensure
Property Council New Zealand welcomed the opportunity to provide feedback on the Building System Reform (Phase II). While we support MBIE’s intention to lift performance of the regulatory system and
Property Council’s members are the movers and shakers of the industry; property owners, developers, investors and professionals who create, construct, own and manage spaces for communities to thrive.
Our members invest in Property Council because we champion a thriving property industry that creates jobs, opportunities for growth and shapes cities that are future-proofed and functional.
We advocate on your behalf on issues that are important to your business, promoting the importance of the property sector via a powerful collective voice.
