Economic Insight, Strategic Impact
Economic Insight, Strategic Impact

Services

Our Services For Clients

Property & Retail Economics

Property Economics is at the forefront of New Zealand’s property and retail market analysis for both commercial feasibility and strategic planning evaluations.

District Plan and Expert Witness Evidence

Property Economics has a team of experienced, highly skilled economists who regularly provide expert evidence to the Environment Court and at Council Hearings.

Structure Plan and Masterplan Assessment

Expert knowledge of markets throughout New Zealand with extensive experience in developing business and land use strategies from local through to regional level within New Zealand.

Economic Impact Modelling

Assess the Economic Impact of development projects including both direct and indirect effects on the local, regional and national economy. .

Residential Capacity Modelling

Residential capacity modelling for HBA and plan change scenario testing purposes. Tried and tested model used across 12 different districts.

Economic Cost Benefit Analysis

Economic Cost Benefit Assessments designed to address the statutory requirements under the RMA including the specific requirements for Highly Productive Land.

Services

Our Services For Clients

Property Market Analytics

Environment Court Expert Witness Evidence

Plan Change Economics Analyses

Economic Impact Modelling

Residential Capacity Modelling

Economic Cost Benefit Analysis

Retail Development Research

Business Land Demand and Supply

Highly Productive Land Evaluations

Projects

Recent work we have done

Meet our team.

Who we are
Tim Heath

Tim Heath

Director

Tim is a renowned expert in strategic property research having led over numerous projects for large corporate clients and government institutions over the past two decades.
Tim’s comprehensive knowledge of property market drivers allows Property Economics to deliver research that builds a bridge between planning ideology and commercial realities to ensure recommendations have ‘real world’ practicality and can be successfully implemented.

Philip Osborne

Philip Osborne

Senior Economist

Philip is an experienced economist who has been extensively involved in both public and private consultation for econometric modelling, residential and business market assessments, infrastructure investment as well as more general economic cost-benefit analysis. He has also lectured at key Australasian Universities and has consulted to the United Nations Advisory Group for Economic Development. Philip is also vastly experienced in presenting economic evidence in the Environment Court and Council Hearings for both private and public sector interests.

Stephen Ellis

Stephen Ellis

Technical Lead

Stephen’s wide range of skills from his conjoint degree have proven invaluable in his time at Property Economics. His strong passion for mathematical modelling and data analytics has enabled him to excel in leading the technical development of economic models, data analytics, visualisations and GIS analysis utilised at Property Economics.

Dr Nelwin Luo

Dr Nelwin Luo

Economist

Nelwin has been extensively involved in economic modelling both at Property Economics and as a Research Fellow for the Department of Economics at the University of Waikato. Nelwin has a passion for data analysis and econometric modelling to achieve pragmatic outcomes for clients.