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 […]
The Government has announced a major shake-up of New Zealand’s local government system, which has left some councils scrambling and others excited. For the property sector, the announcement signals a […]
Wellington’s commercial property market is under sustained pressure, and the latest data suggests these conditions are now directly influencing investment decisions and the future shape of the CBD. Property Council […]
On Wednesday 22 April, the Government announced a refresh of how infrastructure projects are assessed with a bigger role for the NZ Infrastructure Commission at the centre of it. Under […]
Build to Rent (BTR) is increasingly being seen as part of the solution to New Zealand’s housing pressures but the key question is whether it is scaling fast enough to […]
Announced back in 2024, the changes to how Fire and Emergency New Zealand (FENZ) levies are funded are now just around the corner, with a new levy system taking effect from 1 July 2026. Property Council […]
On 19 February, the New Zealand Infrastructure Commission (Te Waihanga) officially unveiled the final National Infrastructure Plan to Government. Big moment, big document and an even bigger signal that New […]
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. […]
The Golden Mile upgrade has been placed on hold, with an independent review scheduled to begin in early 2026. The Golden Mile project aims to transform the key Wellington CBD […]
The Government has rolled out updated guidance for Public–Private Partnership (PPP) projects, signalling a refreshed and more ambitious approach to partnering with the private sector on major infrastructure. For a […]