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Fire and Emergency NZ funding review update
Property Council has been invited to take part in a Government’s reference group as part of the Fire and Emergency New Zealand (FENZ) funding review. Last week we have attended
On the Move | June 2021
Greenwood Roche expands construction team Greenwood Roche are thrilled to announce the addition of Vimal Nair, Jordan Ropati and Sam Anastasiou who will strengthen their leading national construction team. Vimal
Can renting be high tech and high touch?
SPONSORED POST Customer expectations, advancing technology and a burgeoning build-to-rent sector are encouraging the best residential landlords to boost their “digital kerb appeal”, says Yardi’s Paul Yount. Yount, Yardi’s industry
Housing Kiwis with Build-to-Rent
You may have caught our interview with Newshub on Friday where Head of Advocacy Denise Lee spoke about the opportunity of Build-to-Rent (BTR) and existing hurdles holding up this type
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Major challenges in housing left unanswered
“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.
Property’s Budget Wish List: Let’s take the chance to build back better
“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,”
Insurance based FENZ funding a flawed model
“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
Local government review once-in-a-generation chance to be bold
This once-in-a-generation opportunity to change the machinery behind local government cannot ignore some significant challenges facing local democracy, Property Council of New Zealand Chief Executive Leonie Freeman says. “Today’s announcement
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