Deliver housing that enhances communities

Deliver housing
that enhances communities

With housing at its least affordable, we must build more houses, faster.

Housing supply in New Zealand has not met demand, with a lack of supply affecting housing affordability and access to housing for many New Zealanders. There needs to be a greater focus on delivering housing plans and policies.

We want to see increased housing supply within existing and/or new communities and the Government further champion a vibrant Build-to-Rent housing sector to help reduce rental price pressures. Changes within current building legislation could also be made to alleviate risks and concerns with the legislative building system.

Topics include:
  • Build-to-Rent
  • Prefab and modular housing
  • Innovation and design
  • Procurement
  • Building legislation reform
  • Consenting

Build to Rent Tracker

In March 2024, Property Council launched a dedicated Build to Rent Tracker, where we track the progress of Build to Rent development around the country. Click here to view the latest stats.

Recommendations

  • Increase housing supply within existing or new communities.
  • Champion the creation of a Build-to-Rent housing sector.
  • Cap local authority liability to 20%, establish minimum insurance requirements, develop a National Register of Products and establish an independent regulator for consent applications.

Build to Rent
Taskforce

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The Build to Rent Taskforce aims to fully unlock Build to Rent in New Zealand which will see high-quality, purpose-built homes and amenities that are professionally managed for long-term renting.

Property Council is honoured to work with members from across the property spectrum on this important issue, including:

  • Andrea Hamilton, Rubix
  • Andrew Davie, Russell McVeagh
  • Andrew Lamb, Infratil Ltd
  • Andre De Graaf, Isthmus Group Ltd
  • Ashley Nankervis, Dilworth Property
  • Bea Cooke, Rubix
  • Bevan Hames, Hapai Property
  • Blair Forgie, Ngāi Tahu Property Trust
  • Bryn Mclennan, HRL Morrison
  • Caroline Peacocke, Pacific Environments
  • Chris Dibble, JLL
  • Chris Farhi, Bayleys
  • Chris Zhang, NAI Harcourts
  • Claudia Weber, Pacific Environments
  • Clive Mackenzie, Kiwi Property
  • Conal Newland, Savills
  • Dan Lowe, Grant Thornton
  • Dan McNelis, DKO
  • David Butler, Russell McVeagh
  • David Jones, TSA
  • David McConnell, McConnell Property
  • David Rankin, Eke Panuku
  • Dmitrii Leontev, Rubix
  • Dhilan Balia, Dilworth Property
  • Fiona Roydhouse, EY
  • FuXing Chen, Rider Levett Bucknell
  • Gerard Earl, Colliers
  • Gerard Peterson, Gemscott
  • Graeme Birkhead, Graeme Birkhead Consulting
  • Greg Neill, Russell McVeagh
  • Helen O’Sullivan, Valocity
  • Holly McVicar, BCD Group Ltd
  • Ingrid Arnestedt, Kāinga Ora – Homes and Communities
  • James Burgess, Winton Limited
  • James Riddoch, Greenwood Roche
  • James Whetter, Jasmax
  • Jamie Hutchens, Conrad Properties
  • Jarrod Thompson, Stride Property
  • Johan Engelbrecht, Cuesko
  • Jonathan Cutfield, Cuesko
  • Kathryn Scholes, Classic Group
  • Kelvin Manuel, Yardi
  • Kent Gardner, Evans Randall Investors Ltd
  • Kris Lal, Tāmaki Regeneration Company
  • Lizzy Pearson, Rau Paenga Limited
  • Mandy Boyce, Simplicity Living
  • Mark Burke-Damaschke, GHD
  • Mark McGuinness, Willis Bond
  • Martin Cooper, Cooper and Associates
  • Maurice Clark, McKee Fehl
  • Matt Heal, New Ground Capital
  • Michael Holloway, Frequency
  • Mike Vincent, Baseline Group
  • Natalie Steur, Russell McVeagh
  • Natasha Sarkar, CBRE
  • Neil Donnelly, Ngāti Whātua Ōrākei Whai Rawa
  • Olga Druzhinina, Development Advisory Services Limited
  • Olga Filippova, Auckland University
  • Paige Lane, TBB Legal
  • Paige Muggeridge, Blackstone
  • Pat Gavaghan, Hugh Green Group
  • Paul Gilberd, Community Housing Aotearoa
  • Paul Savitz, Savills
  • Paul Thompson, Egmont Dixon
  • Paul Winstanley, JLL
  • Paula Ormandy, Buddle Findlay
  • Peter Eising, Pacific Environments
  • Peta Nichols, Warren and Mahoney
  • Rachel Piper, KPMG
  • Richard Archbold, Warren and Mahoney
  • Richard Jenkins, Stantec
  • Sam Greenwood, TBB Legal
  • Sam White, Teak Construction
  • Scott Pritchard, Precinct Properties
  • Shaun Burney, Classic Group
  • Stephen Cornwall, Veros
  • Stephen Patterson, Alceon
  • Tamba Carleton, CBRE
  • William Silk, Colliers

Building Systems
Taskforce

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The Building Systems Taskforce aims to provide input into building system changes or reforms that affect both the building and construction sectors.

Property Council is honoured to work with members from across the property spectrum on this important issue, including:

  • Aaron Simperingham, Kāinga Ora – Homes and Communities
  • Alistair Snow, Harrison Grierson
  • Brian Squair, Chow:Hill
  • Craig Stephens, Goodman
  • Dan Bradley, BPM
  • Deborah Curd, NDY
  • Ed McGimpsey, Buddle Findlay
  • Elle Brier, Tailor Inc
  • Euan Whitaker, Conrad Properties
  • Graeme Birkhead, Graeme Birkhead Consulting
  • Greg Tolley, Kiwi Property
  • Jonathan Cutfield, Cuesko
  • John Duthie, Tattico Consultant
  • Joshua Holdich, Rubix
  • Kristen Neri, Taylors
  • Martin Cooper, Cooper and Associates
  • Olga Druzhinina, Development Advisory Services Limited
  • Patrick Fontein, Studio D4
  • Peter Tuck, Kiwi Property
  • Peter Westbrook, Warren and Mahoney
  • Sam White, Teak Construction
  • Sarah Fields, Rau Paenga Limited
  • Shelley Chadwick, Anderson Lloyd
  • Terry Buchan, Hawkins

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Contact

For further information or to get involved, contact:
Denise Lee

Advocacy Consultant
denise@propertynz.co.nz