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The Government has officially announced plans to introduce a national rates cap, designed to help councils rein in rising operating costs and create a more disciplined, sustainable funding environment for growth.
MBIE has updated the H1 Energy Efficiency acceptable solutions and verification methods to improve clarity, flexibility and affordability. The changes follow public consultation in late 2024/early 2025, which sought feedback on how
The Commerce Commission recently released their discussion document, “Price-Quality Path for Watercare.” Commerce Commission’s preliminary view is that Watercare’s revenue should be regulated using a price-quality path (PQP). PQP is
Christchurch City Council has been chosen as the single national consenting authority for large-scale supermarket developments. Finance Minister Nicola Willis says the new service is the latest step in the
Property Council New Zealand has welcomed the Government’s announcement of an accelerated resource management reform programme, describing the direction of travel as “very positive” for development, investment, and economic productivity.
Hiwa Recreation Centre Project Team named Supreme Winner as Auckland’s property professionals celebrate the people shaping our city’s future. AUCKLAND – 21 November 2025: From visionary leaders and sustainability trailblazers
Emily Newmarch named Supreme Winner; major civic and community projects also honoured WELLINGTON — 14 November 2025: A sustainability-focused design leader, a retail market mainstay, and teams behind two landmark
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
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