“It’s a great day to be a lawyer,” says Property Council chief executive Leonie Freeman, “but a terrible day for property owners and tenants, who’ve suddenly had their contracts changed […]
“Disappointing but necessary” is how Property Council New Zealand chief executive Leonie Freeman describes the forced postponement of the country’s largest gala dinner event, the Property Council New Zealand Rider […]
A report into gender diversity within the property sector has found the number of women working in property decreases as they move up the leadership hierarchy, highlighting a power gap […]
EMBARGOED UNTIL 5AM, MONDAY 26 JULY 2021 Property is officially New Zealand’s largest industry, with new analysis from Property Council New Zealand showing the sector has a direct contribution to […]
EMBARGOED UNTIL 5:00AM, FRIDAY 9 JULY 2021 On the eve of the Government’s consultation on changes to interest deductibility closing, Property Council New Zealand has written to the Government to rethink […]
Today’s release of the first tranche of the Government’s resource management reforms underscores the Government’s good intentions do not outweigh the fact that delivering a simpler system is harder than […]
Property Council New Zealand’s Bay of Plenty members are questioning Tauranga City Council’s reasons for increasing Citywide development contributions, also known as building impact fees, by more than $16,000, saying […]
“This is a big-spending, big promising Budget that will leave many of the housing, infrastructure, and climate resilience challenges left untouched, Property Council New Zealand Chief Executive Leonie Freeman says. […]
“Budget 2021 provides the opportunity for the Government to be bold and break down barriers to development, helping New Zealand build back better as we ramp up the COVID recovery,” […]
“The Government had the opportunity to revolutionise the current insurance-based funding model for Fire and Emergency New Zealand (FENZ), but have instead chosen to tweak the levy system, maintaining a […]