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On the Move | May 2026

With new faces and fresh energy across the regions, our members continue to shape the future of property from every corner of Aotearoa. Colliers welcome Auckland Director of Investment Sales […]

Western Bay of Plenty regional deal signed, sealed…

Western Bay of Plenty Deal: Signed, Sealed and Yet to Be Delivered. One of New Zealand’s fastest-growing regions just got a formal growth mandate. The Western Bay of Plenty City […]

Hot Seats & Hard Questions: Inside Property Council’s Annual Plan Oral Submissions

Each year, Property Council closes out the local government Annual Plan season by orally presenting our submissions to Mayors and Councillors at public hearings. This gives us an opportunity to […]

Opening keynote to explore global uncertainty shaping the future of property

As leaders from across Aotearoa New Zealand’s property sector prepare to gather in Sydney for The Property Conference 2026, the opening keynote will set the tone for this year’s theme: […]

Have your say on the Modern Slavery Bill

In this video, Property Council New Zealand Advocacy Manager Sandamali Ambepitiya discusses the proposed Modern Slavery Bill and what it could mean for the property sector, as well as how […]

Cautious recovery for NZ construction sector amid global uncertainty

According to Rider Levett Bucknall’s (RLB) Forecast 115 report – New Zealand Trends in Property and Construction – New Zealand’s construction sector is beginning to show early signs of recovery, but significant […]

On the Move | May 2026

With new faces and fresh energy across the regions, our members continue to shape the future of property from every corner of Aotearoa. Renée Young appointed Director at NDY Congratulations […]

Celebrating our Women of Impact in Property 2026

Earlier this month, we had the privilege of bringing together an extraordinary group of wāhine toa to celebrate the inaugural Women of Impact in Property 2026. Launched last year, the […]

Opinion | “Going for Growth” held back by a constrained system

We say we want growth. But it’s not happening. The current government has made it clear New Zealand is “all in” on growth. We need growth to sustain our economy, maintain living […]

Full programme live for The Property Conference 2026

Bringing together leaders from across Aotearoa New Zealand’s property sector, this year’s conference explores the theme Markets, Maturity, and Momentum, examining the forces shaping today’s property landscape across Australasia and […]