spotlighting the evolving dynamics of the funds management landscape. The 2024 edition, Healy notes, highlights another successful year of growth and engagement. As for how he sees the PFA’s role in the broader property and investment ecosystem, Healy strikes a balanced note of pride and pragmatism. “We’re not trying to be a titan like the Property Council,” he reflects. “We’re a focused, not-for-profit association that exists to support the fund managers who are building and managing real assets across the country.” “We may be small, but we’re highly relevant—and our members know we’re in their corner,” he concluded. In a sector often defined by complexity, the Property Funds Association stands as a bridge between regulators, fund managers, and investors—a place where advocacy meets collaboration and where even the smallest members have a powerful voice. For Australia’s unlisted property funds community, that voice has never been more necessary—or more effective. 144 BUSINESS VIEW OCEANIA VOLUME 07, ISSUE 10
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