36 | Committed to tenants’ success This East Tamaki project follows PFI’s recent completion of two other five-star Green Star buildings in Mt Wellington. T T from page 34 Property For Industry - Haydn & Rollett: Fisher & Paykel “We will start to see pricing differences between buildings that consider sustainable design and those that don’t.” DEVELOPMENT A second 12,000sqm building is currently underway on the site, with 60% already leased to MiTek New Zealand and 4500sqm available. A third industrial distribution centre of 15,00020,000sqm is planned for mid- to late 2026. This East Tamaki project follows PFI’s recent completion of two other five-star Green Star buildings in Mt Wellington for global companies Daikin New Zealand and Tokyo Food. “All our developments from now on will target five Green Star ratings or better,” says Simon. “We’re a business that considers sustainability as critical. Going forward, it will be essential and we want to be at the forefront of that trend. “We will start to see pricing differences between buildings that consider sustainable design and those that don’t. “So although it is obviously good for the environment, there will also be an economic benefit for those that embrace this.” With over 90 properties worth more than $2 billion, Simon says PFI’s aim is to offer strategic industrial spaces that enable tenant success. Its portfolio focuses on prime locations that provide significant growth opportunities for both PFI and its occupants. The company’s unique value proposition lies in its approach to tenant partnerships. “By leasing properties, businesses can free up capital to invest in operational efficiencies. PFI offers premises designed to streamline processes, with carefully considered locations that optimise supply chain logistics,” explains Simon. Listed on the NZX since 1994, PFI has grown to be a company with thousands of investors nationwide. Simon says its consistent track record of returns, driven by a disciplined approach to risk and strategic investment, has been a key factor in its success. He says the company’s entrepreneurial culture allows for quick decision-making that impacts some of the country’s largest operations, while simultaneously maintaining a focus on employee wellbeing and growth. Its core values of being connected, agile, and confident underscore its approach to business. With its eye on the future pipeline, PFI has recently committed to purchasing six hectares of land on Spedding Road in a significant development underway there by Oyster Capital. It is already engaged in discussions with potential clients about five-star Green Star projects. Simon says this demonstrates PFI’s continued expansion and commitment to sustainable industrial development. “PFI sees itself as a genuine business partner,” says Simon. “At PFI, we work with our tenants to deliver value, today and for the long term. Enabling our tenants’ success is good for them, the industrial sector, New Zealand and our investors.” EX. PO (TO EX. POHUTUKAWA (TO REMAIN) EX. MAGNOLIA (TO REMAIN) ARK EX. FOOTPATH EX. ARTHROPODIUM (TO REMAIN) EX. AGAP (TO REM EX. CAMELLIA EX. CAME EX. CAMELLIA . PLANTING E SITE BOUNDARY) . PLANTING O REMAIN) EX. PHILODENDRON (TO REMAIN) BOUNDARY BOUNDARY Proud to be supporting Property For Industry and Haydn & Rollett Creating award-winning environments for 50 years Contact us today to discuss your next project and find out more about our complete landscaping services complete l andscaping solut ions LANDSCAPE GROUP 09 294 8332 www.macelandscapes.co.nz brent@macelandscapes.co.nz Wilco has recently opened a branch in Horotiu, Hamilton, to continue our service of the Waikato and Bay of Plenty regions. Building upon a 60-year history at the company’s Papakura plant, our ongoing quality assurance system and commitment to quality principles and procedures provides for total customer satisfaction: high quality precast components and a smoother, faster construction process. www.wilcoprecast.co.nz Proud to support Property For Industry & Haydn & Rollett
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