It would be hard to find a place in New Zealand that isn’t at risk from at least one natural hazard. The most beautiful places often have multiple hazards. Whakatane […]
MEMBER-ONLY CONTENT Wellington’s commercial property sector has been saying it for years: the city’s business rates differential is out of step, and it’s starting to bite. Last week, that message […]
MEMBER-ONLY CONTENT If you joined us for our recent advocacy webinar, you’ll know one thing for sure: the reform agenda facing our sector is nothing short of seismic (sometimes literally!). […]
With new faces and fresh energy across the regions, our members continue to shape the future of property from every corner of Aotearoa. Andrew Buckingham, Oceania Chief Property and Operating […]
Last week, the Government introduced the Health and Safety at Work Amendment Bill, which aims to reduce unnecessary compliance costs, improve certainty around legal obligations, and continue to reduce workplace […]
The Commerce Commission’s proposed Price-Quality Path (PQP) will determine how Watercare sets prices, recovers infrastructure costs, and funds growth from 2028 onward. It will directly affect Infrastructure Growth Charges (IGCs), […]
Last week, the Modern Slavery Bill had its first reading in Parliament, bringing New Zealand a step closer to a formal modern slavery reporting regime. Property Council New Zealand supports […]
The 2026 Residential Development Summit has announced a powerhouse addition to its keynote programme: Harry Mowbray, co-founder of Zuru and one of New Zealand’s most inventive entrepreneurial minds. 25–26 March 2026 NZICC | […]
Wellington has always been the city that punches above its weight. We’re compact, wired-in, and brimming with ideas. Yes, the mood music has been dour with insurance nerves, soft demand, […]
In 2026, Property Council New Zealand marks a significant milestone – 50 years of shaping cities where communities thrive. To honour this legacy, we’re launching Built to Last, a year-long anniversary campaign celebrating the people, […]