Auckland Region

Welcome to
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Auckland is New Zealand’s economic powerhouse, and the property sector has a critical role to play in shaping its future. Our challenge is to ensure that our city continues to grow in a way that is connected, sustainable and delivers great places for people to live, work and enjoy.

The Auckland Regional Committee’s advocacy priority is to accelerate this growth by removing unnecessary regulatory barriers, simplifying processes and enabling smarter, more integrated delivery of property, transport and infrastructure. We want to see planning, investment and development working together to create thriving communities, rather than operating in isolation.

Our city centre is a natural place to start. With significant investment in transport infrastructure, including the City Rail Link, we have an extraordinary opportunity to unlock further development, attract investment and create a more vibrant, accessible and successful city. Our opportunity now is to translate that investment into tangible outcomes — more homes, more businesses, better public spaces and neighbourhoods that make the most of our growing transport network.

Achieving these outcomes requires collaboration across the property sector, Auckland Council, central government and our wider communities. Property Council has an important role to play in bringing these perspectives together, advocating for practical solutions and helping turn ambition into action.

I encourage you to get involved. Our collective voice, experience and commitment can make a real difference to Auckland’s future.

Helen O'Sullivan

Auckland Regional Chair
Property Council New Zealand

Auckland
Advocacy Priority

In the regions, our regular projects include Long-term Plans, Annual Plans, District and Spatial Plans, rates differentials and development contributions. In addition to this, each Regional Committee also choose one priority to focus on for the year, with Auckland’s being:

“Driving Auckland’s growth by removing regulatory barriers and red tape to accelerate the delivery of smart, integrated property, transport, and infrastructure for connected sustainable communities, starting with the City Centre.”

Regional Events

  • Auckland Hackers Golf Day 2026

    Maungakiekie Golf Club
    Mt Roskill, Auckland
    Sold out
  • Auckland Property People Awards 2026

    Hilton Auckland
    Auckland
  • Elysian Parnell Site Tour

    Elysian Parnell
    Parnell, Auckland
    Tickets on sale
  • Auckland Summer on the Rooftop

    Rooftop At QT
    Auckland
    Tickets on sale
  • Women in Property Auckland: The Ground Floor

    Pavilion Kitchen
    Auckland
    Tickets on sale
  • Rolling into 2027: Auckland’s New Year Bowls Bash

    Auckland Bowling Club
    Tickets on sale

Auckland
Regional Committee

The Auckland Regional Committee assists the Property Council team in formulating our local advocacy strategy and planning member events and initiatives in the region.

The current Committee is in effect from 1 November 2026 to 31 October 2027.

Recent Submissions

Submission

Property Council submission to Wellington City Council on ‘Amalgamation’ consultation

On 17 July 2026, Property Council submitted to Wellington City Council on their amalgamation survey consultation. Why this matters to our members Central government announced a new “Headstart” pathway for local government reform, giving local authorities across New Zealand until 9 August 2026 to come up with proposals to join up with neighbouring authorities. There are eight different councils in the Wellington region which could be options for local government reorganisation. Any councils that decide not to take the Head Start pathway, or cannot agree on a new arrangement, will enter a compulsory amalgamation process after the 2028 local government elections (“Back Stop”). Our view Property Council supports local government amalgamation and commends Wellington City Council for considering options to

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Submission

Property Council submission to Hamilton City Council on ‘Simplifying Local Government’ consultation

On 3 July 2026, Property Council submitted to Hamilton City Council on the Simplifying Local Government consultation. Why this matters to our members Central government announced a new “Headstart” pathway for local government reform, giving local authorities across New Zealand until 9 August 2026 to come up with proposals to join up with neighbouring authorities. Hamilton City Council is considering six different options for local government reorganisation. Any councils that decide not to take the Head Start pathway, or cannot agree on a new arrangement, will enter a compulsory amalgamation process after the 2028 local government elections (“Back Stop”). Our view Property Council supports local government amalgamation and commends Hamilton City Council for considering options to reorganise under the Head

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Submission

Property Council submission to Tauranga City Council on ‘Simplifying Local Government’ consultation

On 1 July 2026, Property Council submitted to Tauranga City Council on the Simplifying Local Government consultation. Why this matters to our members Central government announced a new “Headstart” pathway for local government reform, giving local authorities across New Zealand until 9 August 2026 to come up with proposals to join up with neighbouring authorities. Tauranga City Council are considering three different options for local government reorganisation. Any councils that decide not to take the Head Start pathway, or cannot agree on a new arrangement, will enter a compulsory amalgamation process after the 2028 local government elections (“Back Stop”). Our view Property Council supports local government amalgamation and commends Tauranga City Council for considering options to reorganise under the Head

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Contact Us

Help champion the Auckland property industry

Property Council has several dynamic and engaged member taskforces and committees, who provide insight and support our team with a range of initiatives. These groups are ever-changing and are open to all members.

We also have numerous opportunities for sponsors to partner with us to produce and support local events.

Please contact your Regional Manager for further information:

Tasch Dodson

Auckland Regional Manager

022 088 2724
tasch@propertynz.co.nz