Author: naomi

In Brief: Financial Markets Conduct Amendment Bill put on the shelf

Unfortunately, the Financial Markets Conduct Amendment Bill has not been passed by Parliament. With Parliament now adjourned, there is no opportunity for the Bill to progress further before the election. […]

The RMA era is over

The RMA is on the way out – the Planning Act and Natural Environment Act are here  On 30 September 2026, the Planning Bill and Natural Environment Bill were enacted. […]

On the Move | October 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. New CEO for Calder Stewart Calder […]

RLB Crane Index Shows NZ Construction Activity Stabalises

According to the Q3 2026 RLB Crane Index® released on 23 September 2026, construction activity across New Zealand’s major centres has shown a modest improvement, with crane numbers rising nationally. […]

Project Spotlight: First Class Honours

Behind Campbell House’s restored Art Deco façade sits Auckland’s newest student hub — 758 beds, heritage charm and city-centre convenience combined. Discover how UniLodge Auckland Central balances character, sustainability and […]

In brief: Seismic reform bill set to pass within days

After a long wait, the seismic reforms our members have been eagerly watching are almost here. The Bill has been given urgency and is expected to pass in the next […]

The Rise of Rooftop Hospitality

Just announced at Retail Conference 2026 More than a view Rooftop hospitality is emerging as a powerful new dimension of New Zealand’s retail, mixed-use and hospitality landscape. While rooftop bars and […]

Property Council calls for greater transparency in electricity connection pricing

Property Council has submitted to the Electricity Authority on its consultation paper on further reform of distribution connection pricing, backing an enduring, nationally consistent framework beyond the 2030 expiry of […]

On the Move | September 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. Caroline McDowall promoted to Chief Housing […]

Growing up and out: why New Zealand’s cities need both

New Zealand’s infrastructure is under pressure from two directions at once. Decades of underinvestment have left parts of our built environment ageing and, in some cases, no longer fit for […]