Medical Property Investment. New Zealand

Put capital into medical real estate. Two ways to do it.

Medical tenants sign long leases and rarely move. That makes healthcare property a durable income asset. We offer two clear paths: a fixed income fund for steady monthly returns, or a single asset program for higher target upside on individual deals.

Fixed Income Fund

Wholesale investors only

Steady income, paid monthly.

A pooled fund paying a fixed 10% per annum return, distributed monthly with no management fees. Capital is deployed across a diversified pool of medical-tenanted commercial property, so your income does not depend on any single tenant or asset.

Fixed return

10% p.a.

Distributions

Paid monthly

Management fees

None

Exposure

Diversified pool

  • Predictable monthly income, direct to your account
  • No management or performance fees deducted from returns
  • Backed by leases to medical and allied-health tenants
  • Open to new investors, with flexible entry amounts

Single Asset Fund

Wholesale investors only

Back individual deals. Target 20%+.

A deal-by-deal program for investors who want to choose. Register your interest and we send each project as it comes up: a specific medical property, a clear business case, a target return of 20% or more. You opt in deal by deal, on your own terms.

Target return

20%+

Structure

Single asset

Entry

Deal by deal

Commitment

You choose each project

  • Review full deal pack before you commit to anything
  • Invest only in the projects that fit your strategy
  • Higher target return reflects single-asset risk
  • Priority access once you are on the register

Important

Commercial Spaces NZ is not a licensed financial adviser or licensed real estate broker in New Zealand. The returns above are fixed interest and past performance does not indicate future results. Any investment carries risk, including loss of capital. This page is general information only and is not a regulated offer or financial advice. Please seek independent advice before committing capital.