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The Power of Property
New Zealand’s largest industry In the public mind, the property industry is somehow conflated with a housing market that seemingly rises with little effort, making existing home owners richer and
On the Move | 15 July 2021
Cosgroves appoints specialist sustainability engineer Joe Quad has joined Cosgroves as a specialist sustainability engineer, meaning that his focus will be on embedding sustainable practices throughout the organisation’s projects and
Opportunities for development in Christchurch’s Performing Arts Precinct
Last week, South Island members had the opportunity to attend an exclusive update from The Court Theatre project team, including Christchurch City Council Project Manager, Matt Cummins, Julian Ramsay of
Build-to-Rent could flip the tenant-landlord relationship on its head
We believe Build to Rent is a key lever in providing more, affordable, quality homes for Kiwis. Cynics out there might say it’s about perceived yield or cottoning on to
Media Releases
Booming property industry grows by $19.6 billion in a decade
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
Interest deductibility changes unlikely to increase housing supply
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
Government’s resource management reforms underscore the complexity of delivering a simple system
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
Questions raised around the validity of Tauranga’s increasing development contribution fees
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
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