230,100 retail employees
158 shopping centres
$19.5bn contribution to GDP.
Property Council Retail Committee
Championing the retail property sector
Property Council’s Retail Committee represents the owners of over 100 retail properties and shopping centres, with 5,000 tenants, a combined annual turnover of 10 billion and a collective market value of 12 billion.Â
The Committee provides a unified voice for our members, banding together to advocate on legislative and regulatory challenges, to provide a strong voice for the industry, and to ensure retail is recognised as a significant contributor to the New Zealand economy.
Our membership is broad and encompasses many of New Zealand’s leading retail property owners and managers, including Scentre Group, Kiwi Property, Precinct Properties, Oyster Property Group, Dexus and Colliers.
The Committee is facilitated by Property Council New Zealand.Â
"Our mission is to promote a strong and resilient retail property and shopping centre industry that supports sustained economic growth through stronger more connected communities."
Retail Property
Education Programme
Brought to you by Property Council’s Retail Committee, the Retail Property Education Programme offers both an intro and an advanced course that teaches participants an overall understanding of how the retail property sector operates, the methodologies of making sound retail decisions and creating a practical toolkit for working with retailers.
As of 2024, the Retail Property Education Programme has become part of Property Council’s training academy, DevelopU.Â
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Shopping Centre Council of Australia
Representing Australia's major owners, managers and developers of shopping centres.