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Capacity for change – Auckland Unitary Plan PC120 amendments

Auckland’s Planning Committee has picked a hybrid path forward for PC120, the plan change reshaping housing capacity across the city. We break down the changes, the timeline and what Property […]

Drawn from the Ballot: Building (Energy Efficient Office Buildings) Amendment Bill

Advocacy Manager, Sandamali Ambepitiya, explains the basics of the Building (Energy Efficient Office Buildings) Amendment Bill and Property Council’s position. The Building (Energy Efficient Office Buildings) Amendment Bill has been […]

On the Move | August 2026

Stay up to date with the latest appointments, promotions and career moves from across New Zealand’s property sector in this fortnight’s On the Move. Kiwi Property appoints new CFO Kiwi […]

The cost of connecting to the electricity network is under review

Property Council is preparing a submission on the Electricity Authority’s latest consultation on Distribution Connection Pricing Reform. So, what exactly is changing – and why should the property sector care? […]

Opinion: Consultation is messy. That is exactly why we do it properly.

Property Council New Zealand Chief Executive Leonie Freeman explores what it really takes to earn the right to speak on behalf of thousands of members — and why consultation, however […]

All the winners from the 2026 Property Industry Awards

It was a night of celebration, innovation, and architectural excellence as movers and shakers from the New Zealand property industry gathered at the new New Zealand International Convention Centre in […]

Civic Duty: Mareanui

We take a look inside this year’s winner of the Rider Levett Bucknall Supreme Award, the Resene Sustainable Building Property Award and the RCP Commercial Office Property Award, Tauranga’s Mareanui. […]

Budget 2026 Unpacked

Budget 2026 is a budget of discipline. Finance Minister Nicola Willis has delivered a tight package built around a net operating allowance of $2.1 billion per year — smaller than […]

Women of Impact in Property: celebrating the wāhine shaping our built environment

This International Women’s Day, Property Council New Zealand has unveiled the inaugural Women of Impact in Property list, recognising 30 wāhine whose work over the past year is shaping the […]

Policy Scorecard: Your membership at work

In December, the Government released a significant suite of planning and infrastructure legislation and National Directions ahead of the next General Election. Much of this reform aligns with long-standing Property […]