Tag: leonie freeman

Leadership starts with belonging

Leadership takes many forms, but it always starts with people who are willing to step forward. https://youtu.be/hC5d363bizM In the latest instalment of our Built to Last series, Property Council New […]

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. […]

Build to Rent: A complement, not a competitor

Hot off the press from New Zealand Property Investor magazine, Leonie Freeman shares her view on why build to rent could complement, rather than compete with, private property investors. If […]

Leonie Freeman: Feedback, the breakfast of champions

That’s right, forget Weetbix, it’s feedback that fuels champions. With over 500 member companies that employ more than 10,000 individual members we receive a lot of feedback, but filtering the […]

Leonie Freeman: Collective impact

Collective impact and influence This being my first missive since the Property Council New Zealand Rider Levett Bucknall Property Industry Awards held in Auckland a couple of weeks ago, I […]

Leonie Freeman: When city shapers become city funders

Last week we got word of an extraordinary donation by one of our members, and recipient of the Property Council Member’s Laureate Award, Mark Dunajtschik’s $50 million endowment to help […]

Leonie Freeman: Mānawatia a Matariki

Happy Māori New Year With 2022 marking Aotearoa’s first official Matariki holiday celebration, we hope the new year brings you good health, happiness and prosperity. On the agenda this week […]

Leonie Freeman: Face-to-face in the regions

As post-COVID travel has picked back up, the advocacy team have commenced travelling to the regions to meet with key stakeholders and engage with our members at Property Council events. […]

Leonie Freeman: Mid-year whip around

I got a shock late last week when our Leadership Team sat down to confirm our closing dates for Christmas. I believe my exact response was “I can’t believe you’re […]

Budget 2022 delivers an extension of BAU

Today, Finance Minister Grant Robertson released the Government’s annual spending plans for the coming year. Going into Budget Day, we’d already been fed a few breadcrumbs; the Apprenticeship Boost scheme […]