Andrew Krukziener

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Major Shareholdings

Background
The son of Holocaust survivors Abraham and Vera Krukziener, who are
substantial property investors in their own right, he made his mark
in the business from age twenty when he managed commercial         
properties with Landmark Corporation. He left in 1988 and          
established Krukziener Properties. Krukziener was one of the first 
developers to find a new use for old buildings as ritzy apartment  
blocks.                                                            

In 1996 he bought One Queen Street, arguably one of Auckland's     
uglier tower blocks, which he refurbished successfully with the    
help of his friendly banker, HSBC. Another large project (and one  
critics said would be his undoing) was the swank 40-storey,        
350-apartment Metropolis tower incorporating the former Auckland   
Magistrates' Court.                         (The Richlist, G. Hunt)

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