Senior/Intermediate Property Consultant

Senior / Intermediate Property Consultant, Whangārei

• Help shape property outcomes across Northland, working on projects that support local communities, infrastructure and regional growth.
• Grow your career in a close-knit Whangārei team, backed by the expertise and opportunities of a national consultancy.
• Enjoy the lifestyle Northland is known for, with beaches, trails, and a strong sense of community.

The Property Group Limited (TPG) is a locally owned property and resource management planning consultancy, bringing Kiwis together to build Aotearoa New Zealand for over two decades. We are looking for a Senior or experienced Intermediate Property Consultant to join our Whangārei office.

About us

TPG advises on delivering the critical roads, rail and bridges that connect us, the spaces and buildings where our vibrant communities live, and the essential public facilities we rely on. Our highly skilled team of over 180 right across New Zealand bring unique knowledge in a local context and a trusted, independent point of view.

TPG is at the forefront of embracing change, driving progress, and helping to shape our communities of tomorrow. We are building a stronger New Zealand, together.

Learn more about TPG here.

About the job

Our Northland property consultancy team works alongside clients to provide practical, trusted property advice that supports good outcomes for communities, infrastructure and development across the region. Based in Whangārei, this role offers the opportunity to build strong local relationships, contribute to a varied pipeline of work, and continue growing your career with the support of TPG’s national network. You can expect to:

• Take ownership of meaningful work across Northland, supported by a well-established Whangārei team and TPG’s national network.
• Be part of a team that values local knowledge, strong relationships and practical problem-solving.
• Contribute to work for public and private sector clients, with scope to take on more complex responsibilities as your experience grows.
• Help strengthen TPG’s Northland presence by building trusted client relationships and identifying opportunities to support our clients.

Day-to-day, our Northland Property Consultants keep busy and engaged with:

• Contributing to a positive Whangārei office culture that helps our people do their best work for each other, our clients and the wider region.
• Supporting Northland’s growth by helping clients make well-informed property decisions across infrastructure, development, land access, acquisition, disposal, advisory and strategic property projects.
• Using our local knowledge, relationships and understanding of the region to provide practical advice that reflects Northland’s aspirations, people, places, opportunities and challenges.
• Working alongside councils, agencies, iwi, landowners, private clients and community stakeholders to build trusted relationships and deliver outcomes that are commercially sound and locally appropriate.
• Helping our clients move projects forward by taking responsibility for workstreams, client conversations and project outcomes, while drawing on the specialist support of TPG’s wider national team where needed.
• Identifying opportunities where TPG can support, add value, strengthen client partnerships and contribute to a stronger pipeline of work that supports Northland and our clients over the long term.
• Providing high-quality, professional and timely property consulting advice, with a focus on sound judgement, clear communication, commercial awareness and practical solutions.
• Working in a communicative, autonomous way so our clients receive responsive support, continuity and confidence in the advice we provide.

About you

If you know Northland, understand how relationships and local context shape good property outcomes, and are ready to use your experience to help grow TPG’s presence in the region, this could be the role for you.

Don’t meet all the requirements? That’s no problem. We are open to hearing from people with traditional property qualifications, as well as those who bring relevant property, infrastructure, project delivery, local government, planning, legalisation, land development or stakeholder engagement experience. If you have strong potential, sound judgement and the drive to keep building your capability, we would love to hear from you.

You will stand out to us if you have the following

You will bring a strong foundation in property or a closely related field, ideally gained through consultancy, local or central government, infrastructure, development, acquisition or project delivery.

You will be confident building trusted relationships with new and existing clients and comfortable identifying opportunities where TPG can add value. You will be commercially aware, proactive and interested in contributing to Northland strategy, business development and client leadership. A background in consultancy, property, law, valuation or public sector property would be advantageous, but it is not essential where you can demonstrate relevant experience and strong potential.

You will be an excellent communicator who takes pride in delivering accurate, timely and high-quality work. This is a high-trust role, so you will be comfortable working autonomously, managing competing priorities, using sound judgement and knowing when to draw on support from colleagues and TPG’s wider national team.

Just as importantly, you will contribute positively to our Whangārei office culture. You will be professional, accountable, collaborative and generous with your knowledge, with a willingness to take responsibility for your contribution, support others and help create the kind of office environment people enjoy being part of.

What’s in it for you?

Here at TPG we pride ourselves on providing a positive culture and work environment for our people. Our values are the foundation of our culture and define what makes TPG a great place to work, and we bring them to life in the work we do, how we work together and our approach to our clients.

TPG supports flexible ways of working, ongoing development, and a culture where people are encouraged to ask questions, share ideas and grow their careers in a way that works for them and the business.

We offer a competitive remuneration package, health insurance, a range of wellbeing perks, and tailored learning and development opportunities. We have a fun and social work culture, including regular events, initiatives and fundraising opportunities.

Find out more about working at TPG here.

Get in touch

If you are interested, please send through your cover letter and CV and we will be in touch! 

Would you like to know more? Reach out to Don MacDonald, General Manager - Auckland / Northland on 021 833 177.

Applications close 5pm, Sunday 30 August for a start as soon as possible. 

Interviews may be held throughout should the right candidates apply, so the vacancy may close earlier. Don’t miss out, apply today!