How to run a $2 billion dollar property portfolio
Go inside Property for Industry (PFI)’s two billion dollar portfolio, providing spaces for listed companies, private enterprises, and branches of government—with an average asset value of around $20M.
PFI CEO Simon Woodhams tells Garth Bray why people still choose "brick-and-mortar" investments, why it’s handy owning warehouses in an e-commerce boom, and how they’re evolving to meet sustainability standards. Plus, what Simon’s big-picture view of PFI’s 120+ tenants (including giants like Fisher and Paykel) might reveal about NZ’s economy.
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