Tag: advocacy

Advocacy in Action | July 2025

Catch up on the latest from the advocacy team below: Submission to the Ministry of Housing and Urban Development on Going for Housing Growth Discussion Paper The National Infrastructure Plan […]

Regional Recap: Latest Council Decisions

Councils around New Zealand have recently made key decisions on their Annual Plans, Development Contribution fees, and water services. Property Council has been actively engaging in these local government processes, […]

Government to stop council plan changes

Last week, the Government announced an amendment to the Resource Management (Consenting and Other System Changes) Amendment Bill (not yet enacted), that would suspend “in progress” and future plan and […]

Advocacy in Action | July 2025

Catch up on the latest from the advocacy team below: Upcoming submissions Investment Boost – what’s in it for property investors and developers? Recent submissions​ Upcoming submissions Property Council’s Advocacy […]

City and Regional Deals – first three MOUs announced

City and Regional Deals are a new concept to New Zealand that establishes a 10-year strategic partnership between central and local government to provide for economic growth, regional infrastructure and […]

New Government powers could remove planning barriers – we need your input

Last week the Government announced a new Government power to modify or remove provisions in local council plans that negatively impact economic growth, development capacity, or employment. You can read […]

Have your say in the 2025 local elections – even outside your home electorate

https://youtu.be/HVbKHa6SYAA The 2025 local elections will take place on 11 October, presenting a valuable opportunity for Property Council members to have their voices heard on the future of their communities. […]

Join our Development Levies taskforce

https://youtu.be/0bEAXN0tEi8 In February this year, the Government has announced they will replace the existing Development Contribution Fees with a new Development Levies scheme. The aim of the new scheme is […]

Connecting Regulation And Real-Life Development

Hot off the press from New Zealand Property Investor magazine, Leonie Freeman shares her view on the importance of connecting regulation with real-life development. Property is New Zealand’s largest industry. […]

New agreement unlocks urban density around Auckland City Rail Link

Yesterday, Ministers Bishop and Brown confirmed the Government had reached an agreement with Auckland Council to unlock more housing around the City Rail Link stations. In particular, greater density is […]