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On Tuesday 24 March, the Government announced a new regulatory regime that will allow residential landlords and tenants to hold property managers to account if things go wrong. It will also give landlords and tenants better visibility of who they are dealing
Globally capital and appetite for development risk is not scarce, the conviction to execute on good opportunities is. Across all major global property markets new development activity has reduced due
The Residential Development Summit at the NZICC brought together the people shaping the future of housing in Aotearoa. Featuring insights from an economist, three Ministers, four expert panels, and more than
At the Residential Development Summit, Hon Chris Penk, Minister for Building and Construction, outlined a significant shift in New Zealand’s approach to managing earthquake-prone buildings (EPBs), signalling a move toward
7 November 2025, Christchurch – A half-century of service to the South Island’s property industry was celebrated tonight as Gary Sellars of Colliers took home both the Property Professional of
23 October 2025, Hamilton – Some of the region’s most inspiring property projects and professionals were recognised at the 2025 Central Property People Awards, held in Hamilton this evening. Hosted
29 September 2025, Auckland: Property Council New Zealand has welcomed the Government’s announcement to overhaul the assessment of earthquake-prone buildings, calling it a long-awaited reset that addresses the flaws of
FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE Property Council New Zealand has welcomed today’s announcement from the Government, describing the reforms as a pragmatic step toward a more consistent and accountable building system. Chief
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