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On the Move | May 2022

Cottee Parker Architects launches New Zealand studio Award-winning architectural and urban design practice Cottee Parker has today announced its trans-Tasman expansion. Its first international studio, based in Auckland, will be […]

Opinion: The Awakening of Dunedin

Is Ōtepoti approaching a new Gold Rush? With its historic architecture, Scottish heritage, distinct character, and intellectual roots Ōtepoti is referred to by its locals as Aotearoa’s best kept secret. […]

7 ERP software must-haves for construction

SPONSORED POST A cloud ERP checklist for construction businesses If you’re working in construction, you’re probably well aware of the challenges and complexities involved with getting a project done. With […]

Advocacy in Action | May 2022

The Advocacy Team have been working on some hefty topics this month, including: the National Climate Change Adaptation Plan Consultation Wellington City Council’s Draft Annual Plan new Modern Slavery and […]

City Shaper: Scott McCulloch

You’d be hard-pressed not to like Scott McCulloch. Clearly, he knows his stuff, which is hardly surprising after a 34-year career in property spanning valuation, advisory, and development. Including his […]

Leonie Freeman: Recharge and reset

Somehow it feels like the Easter break couldn’t have come at a better time. With most of New Zealand still in the grips of peak-omicron outbreak, people are busy, juggling […]

Auckland Council offer NPS-UD education series

Auckland Council has released an initial response to both the National Policy Statement on Urban Development and the recent housing supply amendment to the RMA. Property Council will be making […]

Opinion: All aboard for public transport

Property Council’s Auckland Regional Chair, Andrew Hay gives his opinion on the importance of transport infrastructure in supporting the city’s growth and driving its productivity and success. In the lead […]