Property Council is the voice of over 10,000 property professionals.
Collectively, our 570 member companies have a $50 billion investment in New Zealand property.
In construction, timing is often treated as something you wait for. The right market. The right conditions. The right sense of certainty. But markets rarely pause, and clarity does not
2026 is shaping up to be a pivotal year for the property sector. Major reforms are underway, fiscal pressure is reshaping decision-making, and there is renewed political momentum to address
In December, the Government released a significant suite of planning and infrastructure legislation and National Directions ahead of the next General Election. Much of this reform aligns with long-standing Property
With new faces and fresh energy across the regions, our members continue to shape the future of property from every corner of Aotearoa. Rob Dol joins Hamilton Airport Hamilton Airport
Auckland, 13 June 2025: The Deloitte Centre at 1 Queen Street in Auckland won three coveted Best in Category awards at tonight’s Property Council New Zealand Rider Levett Bucknall Property
Auckland, 13 June 2025: A Whangārei public housing project has won the Kāinga Ora – Homes and Communities Community and Affordable Housing Property Award tonight at Aotearoa New Zealand’s most
One Saint Stephens Apartments wins the Residential Property Award in the 2025 Property Industry Awards Auckland, 13 June 2025: Auckland’s One Saint Stephens has won the Hawkins Multi Unit Residential
Auckland, 13 June 2025: Burlington Village, a new Qestral Corporation property that is setting the tone for retirement living, won Best in Category in the Oceania Retirement Living and Aged
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