InterGen Family Office

InterGen Family Office

InterGen Family Office was built around Dennis Kalofonos's background in Australian property. The firm supplies advisory services to multiple families on capital allocation, legal structuring, and intergenerational transfer. Micah Jenkins handles the legal and succession practice while Trevor Hardie and Murray Bell oversee funds management and property operations respectively. Deployment centers on real estate and infrastructure. Confirmed holdings include City Walk Centre in Canberra, Centrepoint Tamworth Shopping Centre, NAB House Adelaide, and mixed-use sites at 183-189 A'Beckett Street in Melbourne and 104-116 Regent Street in Sydney. The firm co-invested alongside Wee Hur Holdings in a $1.14B student accommodation portfolio spanning Sydney, Melbourne, Brisbane, Adelaide, and Canberra. Geographic reach extends to Europe and North America alongside core Oceania activity. Investment types include direct real estate, infrastructure, and philanthropic vehicles. Team size and AUM figures remain undisclosed. Additional offices are not listed. The firm runs the Intergen Property Group and I-Gen Funds Management as adjacent vehicles. Philanthropy work occurs through the Intergen.Family Fellowship and Collaborative programs that convene family offices and nonprofit leaders. The structure separates property operations from a curated stewardship community. Client families access both conventional asset management and invitation-only civic workshops without a single-family mandate.