National Policy Statement on Urban Development Capacity: Will it fill the void?
Posted 8 days ago
In 2017, the Government released the National Policy Statement on Urban Development Capacity (NPS).
TPG’s Managing Director Wayne Crowley receives PINZ Fellowship
Posted 16 days ago
Wayne Crowley, Managing Director of The Property Group Limited (TPG) has received a Property Institute of New Zealand (PINZ) Fellowship at last week’s prestigious PINZ National Awards Dinner in Auckland.
TPG’s James Puketapu is PINZ Property Advisor of the Year
Posted 16 days ago
James Puketapu, Principal Advisor at The Property Group Limited (TPG) has won the Property Institute of New Zealand’s (PINZ) Property Advisor of the Year award.
Another Development Management Project by TPG
Posted 1 month ago
TPG has been engaged to manage the design and delivery of an industrial warehouse space in Westgate, Auckland. Involved from the outset, TPG has provided upfront due diligence and feasibility advice.
Congratulations Jesse Taylor – Peter Sampson Prize Winner 2018
Posted 3 months ago
Each year at The Property Group Limited (TPG) Forum, our Board of Directors award an outstanding member of staff with the Peter Sampson Prize.
The Changing Face of Social Housing
Posted 4 months ago
If you change the way you look at things, the things you look at change. The increase in Community Housing Providers (CHPs) establishing and growing their social housing portfolios has...
Water Infrastructure – A Local Problem and a National Challenge
Posted 5 months ago
Water infrastructure continues in 2018 to be a key focus of Local and Central Government.
Give it up for KidsCan
Posted 6 months ago
This February, the team at TPG will be giving up something they love to fundraise for KidsCan – a New Zealand charity dedicated to helping Kiwi kids living in hardship...
Our New Government – Can do, or canned?
Posted 6 months ago
2018 – A new year, which comes with a fairly new government that is busily (and quite effectively) cracking on with its 100 day plan.
How Auckland’s confronting the bubble: from an urban planning perspective
Posted 6 months ago
When asked about the Auckland planning landscape, it’s usually closely followed by “when will the city’s ‘bubble’ burst?”