Budget 2026 is a budget of discipline. Finance Minister Nicola Willis has delivered a tight package built around a net operating allowance of $2.1 billion per year — smaller than […]
In a significant boost to professional development across the region’s property sector, Property Council New Zealand is proud to announce the 17 recipients of the 2026 South Island Education Trust […]
With new faces and fresh energy across the regions, our members continue to shape the future of property from every corner of Aotearoa. Colliers welcome Auckland Director of Investment Sales […]
Western Bay of Plenty Deal: Signed, Sealed and Yet to Be Delivered. One of New Zealand’s fastest-growing regions just got a formal growth mandate. The Western Bay of Plenty City […]
Each year, Property Council closes out the local government Annual Plan season by orally presenting our submissions to Mayors and Councillors at public hearings. This gives us an opportunity to […]
As leaders from across Aotearoa New Zealand’s property sector prepare to gather in Sydney for The Property Conference 2026, the opening keynote will set the tone for this year’s theme: […]
In this video, Property Council New Zealand Advocacy Manager Sandamali Ambepitiya discusses the proposed Modern Slavery Bill and what it could mean for the property sector, as well as how […]
According to Rider Levett Bucknall’s (RLB) Forecast 115 report – New Zealand Trends in Property and Construction – New Zealand’s construction sector is beginning to show early signs of recovery, but significant […]
With new faces and fresh energy across the regions, our members continue to shape the future of property from every corner of Aotearoa. Renée Young appointed Director at NDY Congratulations […]
Earlier this month, we had the privilege of bringing together an extraordinary group of wāhine toa to celebrate the inaugural Women of Impact in Property 2026. Launched last year, the […]