Industry Videos

▶ 02:15 2026.09.29 · Featured From 327 Sections to Over 1,000 Delivered: How Is MyLand Partners Continuing to Shape Communities Across New Zealand? From its landmark Manawa development to more than 1,000 sections delivered across New Zealand, MyLand Partners has continued to shape thriving communities through thoughtful land development and strong partnerships with builders. The company continues to unlock new opportunities for housing while helping builders navigate consents, overcome development challenges, and bring quality homes to market faster.

▶ 2:37 2026.09.08 Will the Builder's Next Van Be Electric? Farizon V7E Test Drive What does a van look like when it can get the job done, save you hassle, and even power your tools? Hit play and join us for a virtual test drive! What is it actually like to drive this all-electric commercial Farizon V7E? The answer isn't simply "buy it" or "don't buy it" — with a commercial vehicle, it ultimately has to be the right fit for you.

▶ 1:11 2026.09.04 2026 NZCBIA China Investment Delegation: A RMB30 Billion Landmark and a World-Class Library Beijing City Library, with its pioneering super-high self-supporting glass curtain wall structure; Beijing Tongzhou Station, with investment of approximately RMB30 billion; and the 11.2-square-kilometre Green Heart Forest Park impressed the New Zealand building and trade delegation. The visits showcased the engineering expertise and urban design of Beijing’s sub-centre.

▶ 0:49 2026.09.04 2026 NZCBIA China Investment Delegation: Discovering Advanced Building Technology The New Zealand Chinese Building Industry Association delegation visits China to explore the advanced technology behind better homes.

▶ 0:55 2026.09.04 2026 NZCBIA China Investment Delegation: Exploring Ecological Development A visit to an elm-family tree cultivation base in Tongzhou offers insights into China’s approaches to urban wetlands, rural landscapes, ecological woodlands and other greening projects.

▶ 1:29 2026.09.04 2026 NZCBIA China Investment Delegation: Visiting the China Academy of Building Research The New Zealand building, investment and trade delegation visits the China Academy of Building Research to explore wind tunnels, fire safety, earthquake engineering and green, low-carbon research, and discuss future cooperation between China and New Zealand.

▶ 01:47 2026.07.30 **From 7 Hectares of Land to Over 1,000 Sections in the Pipeline: How Is MyLand Partner Helping Drive Auckland’s Urban Expansion?** Over the past decade, MyLand Partner has developed 7 hectares of land across Auckland, with 104 sections already delivered and more than 817 sections currently in development. From Hobsonville and Westgate to Massey, Orewa and Pukekohe, the company is helping meet Auckland’s growing housing demand by delivering well-planned sections, infrastructure and development solutions for builders, investors and first-home buyers, supporting the city’s continued expansion and future growth.

▶ 01:43 2026.04.30 KiwiSaver Set to Reach NZ$1 Trillion! Beyond Property, How Can New Zealanders Build Wealth? As KiwiSaver continues to grow, more New Zealanders are using saving and investing as a way to build long-term wealth. Simplicity co-founder Sam Stubbs discusses how KiwiSaver can provide financial security in retirement, help people purchase their first home, and offer support during times of financial hardship. With home ownership rates declining and more New Zealanders renting, KiwiSaver is emerging as an important alternative source of wealth beyond property.

▶ 02:24 2026.03.30 New Zealand Faces Up to NZ$200 Billion in Infrastructure Investment Needs: Can KiwiSaver Help Fund the Nation’s Future? New Zealand may need an additional NZ$100–200 billion in infrastructure investment, according to the Infrastructure Commission. With a large and growing pool of KiwiSaver capital, Simplicity co-founder Sam Stubbs discusses the challenge of finding enough New Zealand investment opportunities and introduces the concept behind InfraKiwi. The proposed model aims to channel Kiwi capital into long-term infrastructure assets, creating investment opportunities for New Zealanders while supporting infrastructure development and economic growth.

▶ 01:42 2025.12.02 Buying a Home or Moving into Retirement Care? How Could KiwiSaver Offer a New Long-Term Rental Option? For many New Zealanders, retirement housing has traditionally meant owning a home, entering a short-term rental arrangement, or moving into a retirement community. Simplicity co-founder Sam Stubbs discusses a different model: long-term rental homes owned through KiwiSaver investment, designed to provide tenants with greater housing security. Through vertical integration across land, construction, rental and property management, the model aims to reduce costs while offering retirees and other tenants a more stable long-term housing option.

▶ 01:55 2025.11.02 Is Your KiwiSaver Money Safe? Simplicity Co-Founder Explains Custody, Security and Investment Transparency Who actually holds your KiwiSaver money, and how secure is it? Simplicity co-founder Sam Stubbs explains how KiwiSaver assets are independently held and supervised, including Simplicity’s use of Public Trust as its custodian. He also discusses the importance of transparency in the financial industry and why Simplicity focuses on keeping investing simple, clear and easy for members to understand.

▶ 02:41 2025.10.02 106 Apartments Across 12 Storeys Built in Just 20 Months! How Is Simplicity Living Transforming Construction in New Zealand? Simplicity Living’s 12-storey apartment project in Mount Wellington features 106 apartments and was completed in just 20 months. By introducing innovative solutions including the Luvier Pile foundation system and Stack Cell concrete construction system, the project overcame complex ground conditions, reduced foundation construction to just 18 days and saved approximately NZ$2.3 million. Through close collaboration between the developer, builder, engineers, architects and other specialists, the project demonstrates how innovative design and integrated collaboration can improve construction efficiency, reduce costs and help shape the future of construction in New Zealand.