Retirement Villages Association Annual Report 2023-2024
Retirement Villages Association of New Zealand
Sector evidence
Sector body
10 August 2026
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New Zealand
High confidence
published
SNZ editorial review
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Short Answer
Its Martin Oettli profile records his June 2011 start as Real Living chief executive, growth of the group from one Pakuranga village to four Auckland villages, two with co-located care, and his prior executive, governance and international sector experience.
Key Points
- •Martin Oettli joined Real Living as chief executive in June 2011 when the group had one village in Pakuranga.
- •During his tenure Real Living grew to four Auckland villages, two with co-located care, through acquisition and greenfield development.
- •He served one term on the RVA Executive Committee and previously held senior roles at DB Breweries, TR Group and Fertility Associates.
- •The profile records an MBA from the University of Waikato, Justice of the Peace status, international village study and experience helping his parents move into a retirement village.
- •Because the profile was published in 2024, current role and authority require separate verification.
Full Summary & Notes
The RVA's 2023/24 sector annual report. Its Martin Oettli profile records his June 2011 start as Real Living chief executive, growth of the group from one Pakuranga village to four Auckland villages, two with co-located care, and his prior executive, governance and international sector experience. This is a historical 2024 profile and does not establish his current Real Living authority.
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