Invest in Safe Store
We’ve built Safe Store to be a trusted leader in self storage – and now we’re opening the door for Wholesale Investors to be a part of that journey. Through our Portfolio Investment Entity (PIE) Funds, you can share in the performance and future growth of Safe Store.
Our next offer will be available in Q2, 2026 – contact us to join the waitlist now.
Why Invest in Safe Store?
📈 Proven track record
We’ve developed and expanded facilities across Auckland to meet strong and growing demand for storage.
📦 Resilient sector
Self storage is a robust industry with consistent demand, historically even through changing market conditions.
✅ Smart structure
Our PIE Funds allow you to invest in a tax-efficient way, with options designed to suit different investor objectives.
Safe Store Property Fund
The Property Fund focuses on long-term growth through the development and ownership of Safe Store’s high quality self storage facilities. Investors share in the increasing value of our property portfolio as we continue to expand.
- Focus: Capital Growth
- Income: Returns primarily from asset growth
- Suitable for: Wholesale Investors looking for long-term capital appreciation
Safe Store Income Fund
The Income Fund is designed for investors seeking steady, reliable returns. The fund generates income through the rental revenue of our operational storage facilities.
- Focus: Income and stability
- Income: Monthly interest distributions to investors
- Suitable for: Wholesale Investors who prefer consistent income streams
Important Information
The Safe Store Property Fund Ltd and the Safe Store Income Fund Ltd are only open to Wholesale Investors, as defined under the Financial Markets Conduct Act 2013 (New Zealand). These funds are not available to retail investors.
The information on this page is intended for Wholesale Investors only and does not constitute financial advice. It does not take into account your personal objectives, financial situation, or needs. Before making any investment decisions, you should consult a financial adviser and carefully read the Information Memorandum.