Duncannon Horticulture LP
Returns
7.5%
Minimum investment
$50,000
Commercial property
Think outside the city.
Processing and infrastructure facilities are vitally important for the primary sector's success and can generate attractive returns for investors.
Through its rural commercial property offerings, MyFarm aims to offer lower-risk investments that generate average cash returns greater than 7% p.a., paid via monthly distributions.
When we look for new opportunities, we seek rural commercial properties that meet the following criteria:
- High-quality or near new building(s).
- Includes critical supply chain or production infrastructure such as production facilities, cool stores, distribution centres, or other associated facilities.
- Favourable location close to commercial districts or other crucial logistics routes.
- A nationally recognised company as lessee.
- Longer term lease agreement in place with rights of renewal.
- Annual rent reviews: adjustments by CPI or a fixed percentage.
- Lessee coverage of maintenance and other building costs (triple net where possible).
Gross asset value
$104 M
Assets operated
7
Operational partners
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Hortus Ltd
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Tegel Foods Ltd
Investment opportunities
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26.01.2026
Lower Rates, Higher Potential: The Rural Opportunity in 2026
There are a range of investment opportunities available, each with their own set of risks and returns. Over the years, we have seen high investor interest in rural commercial property investments, particularly from investors looking for regular income.
As for all investments, returns from property can fluctuate over time as interest rates, market forces and other factors interact. In this article, we will discuss this investment cycle, what we have learnt from investing in this sector, and why MyFarm sees 2026 as an opportune time to consider an investment in rural commercial property.
As for all investments, returns from property can fluctuate over time as interest rates, market forces and other factors interact. In this article, we will discuss this investment cycle, what we have learnt from investing in this sector, and why MyFarm sees 2026 as an opportune time to consider an investment in rural commercial property.
Market Insights
24.11.2025
Investment Diversification for Farmers - why act now?
New Zealand farmers are no strangers to risk, with every season bringing its own set of challenges: milk payout swings, weather extremes, rising input costs, and regulatory changes, just to name a few. For decades, the strategy has been simple: own more land, milk more cows or run more cattle, and ride out the cycles. However, in the current climate, depending exclusively on dairy or sheep and beef farming leaves families vulnerable to broad, industry-wide risks that remain outside the control of even the most skilled producers.
Market Insights
10.11.2025
Beyond the Farm Gate: Diversification or Expansion for NZ Farmers?
A generational shift is occurring which could see over $150 billion in rural assets change hands, making the question of how best to invest farm capital more valuable than ever. Succession, risk management, and business resilience are top-of-mind for some of New Zealand’s farming families.
As we know, farming is a cyclical business. At present, we have the benefit of a low exchange rate, reasonable commodity prices, falling interest rates and farm values which are probably trending up, all of which is good. But farming families with foresight are looking through these good times and planning for the long term.
As we know, farming is a cyclical business. At present, we have the benefit of a low exchange rate, reasonable commodity prices, falling interest rates and farm values which are probably trending up, all of which is good. But farming families with foresight are looking through these good times and planning for the long term.
04.11.2025
New Zealand's Commercial Property Market
For many New Zealanders—especially those in farming—income can be volatile, swinging with weather, commodity prices, and global demand. Investing in commercial property is a proven strategy to diversify and stabilise returns. Unlike farming, where income is tied to production and market cycles, commercial property offers the potential for steady, lease-based income and in the right circumstances, long-term capital appreciation. This 101 Insight seeks to demystify the fundamentals of commercial property investment, focusing on key concepts, value drivers, and the importance of timing.
Market Insights
20.11.2020
Kiwis attracted to RSE accommodation investment.
A 356-bed accommodation facility developed to house RSE workers and backpackers providing seasonal labour to Marlborough vineyards has been purchased by MyFarm investors.
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