Wednesday, 4 October, 2023 - 12:32
Midland HomeCo sells for $75m
Primewest spin-off PWD acquired the large format retail asset from HomeCo Daily Needs REIT.
Banjo Bond is a founding director of pwd, a privately-owned property development and investment business, with a particular focus on acquisitions, deal structuring and financial analysis.
Prior to pwd, Mr Bond spent 3 years at TOGA working on a number of major residential and mixed-use developments within the Sydney metropolitan area. The portfolio of projects included over 400 apartments plus retail and commercial uses. His role also involved the assessment and analysis of new projects that comprised the future pipeline of work for the business. Prior to TOGA, Mr Bond was an integral part of the capital transaction team at Primewest and was involved in some of their more complex transactions and acquisitions across a number of asset classes.
He hold a Bachelor of Commerce and a Masters in Property Investment and Development from the University of Western Sydney.
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Primewest spin-off PWD acquired the large format retail asset from HomeCo Daily Needs REIT.
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