What do professional sports, property management, bowling, and international stamp collecting have in common? For Dzintars Grinfelds, they’re all part of one remarkable journey.
In this episode of SF Commercial Property Conversations with Bruce Bean, Dzintars shares his unique path from working with the Golden State Warriors and San Francisco Giants to running his family’s property management business in San Francisco. He opens up about how he’s modernized their operations with new tools and technology, and why personal oversight still matters most in managing their 18-unit portfolio.
But Dzintars’ story doesn’t stop there—he’s also a professional bowler and an active figure in international stamp collecting, helping organize the upcoming Boston 2026 World Expo.
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