Shopping centre ‘t Nieuwe Erf in Lunteren is sold
Orange Capital Partners has sold ‘t Nieuwe Erf shopping centre in the city centre of Lunteren. The centre contains 2,100 sq. m., divided into 7 units. There is a full service supermarket, the COOP, and a number of local entrepreneurs, including a butcher and greengrocer.
Casper Vernooij, Partner at Orange Capital Partners: “After three years of active management we have leased up the vacancy and resolved all the backlog maintenance in the shopping centre. Due to the fact there is no more value add potential in the asset it was the right moment for us to sell the asset and materialize the profits for our investor.”
Lodewijk Buijs, Director Retail at CBRE: “With this transaction, the strong position of convenience retail is once again confirmed. 'T Nieuwe Erf has a good location in the heart of Lunteren, and is fully let to tenants who fit well within the residents profile and specific location. Investments in such retail real estate have a low risk and provide a stable return, safeguarding a lot of interest.”
'T Nieuwe Erf is part of a larger portfolio of convenience-driven shopping centers, which Orange Capital Partners, together with CBRE, is currently marketing. The sale of 't Nieuwe Erf marks the start of the sale of this portfolio, which is expected to be followed by several sales in the short term.
The buyer was legally advised by Van Velten. The seller was legally assisted by Loyens & Loeff and advised commercially by CBRE.
Ralph Lauren leases retail space in P.C. Hooftstraat
GARBE Institutional Capital sells a Dutch office portfolio to Novaxia NEO
Dark stores and e-tailers in pursuit of consumers
CBRE: Retail outlets in transition, logistics real estate breaks records
Berlin Hyp finances 3 Dutch convenience shopping centers for Pertinea
Growth in e-commerce: extra 1.2 million sq. m. of logistics space needed by 2025
Bolia opens fourth store despite pandemic
Private investors acquire Groningen retail portfolio from DELA Vastgoed
DELA Vastgoed sells high street retail property on Oudegracht in Utrecht to private investors
DELA Vastgoed sells shopping complex on Oude Rijn in Leiden
DELA Vastgoed sells retail properties on P.C. Hooftstraat and Leidsestraat to Amsterdam City Real Estate
Altera sells Rijnplein shopping centre in Alphen aan den Rijn
DELA Real Estate sells Rokin 88-90 to Dreef Beheer
OCP sells Ganzepoort shopping centre in Amsterdam
Harbert and Sectie5 sell Kastelenplein shopping centre in Eindhoven
DELA Vastgoed sells three high-street retail properties in Veenendaal, Woerden and Zutphen
Syntrus Achmea sells Carnisse Veste shopping centre in Barendrecht
Rubens Capital sells retail and offices in Hoofddorp
HighBrook Investors sells De Faun in Groningen
Flying Tiger Copenhagen extends lease for property Oudegracht Utrecht
Blue Tomato leases 400 sq. m. at Venestraat, The Hague
Mobion Groep purchases single supermarket in Veghel
Private investor sells supermarket and eight apartments
Oostpoort keeps ‘iconic’ HEMA store thanks to relocation
Interest grows in retail real estate transformation
HEMA once again signs a 10-year lease at various locations of Crossroads
Maripaan Groep B.V. purchases retail property (HEMA) at Paddepoel shopping centre in Groningen
Bolia leases 400 sq. m. at Barteljorisstraat 12 in Haarlem
SPAR city opens store next to Vondelpark
Albert Heijn to open city store in The Corner, Rotterdam
Real estate investment volumes down by thirty to forty percent
OCP sells shopping center in Vlijmen to Heeneman & Partners
Amsterdam high-street portfolio sold to Metroprop
MN acquires high-street portfolio from Ronstreet Properties
Syntrus Achmea sells Buitenmere shopping centre in Almere Buiten
Allbirds opens flagship store at Amsterdam’s prime 9 straatjes location
Syntrus Achmea sells Hermitage retail centre in Zaandam
OCP sells Buurmalsen shopping centre in Tilburg
NIBC finances acquisition and development of Groot-Handelshuis on Grote Markt, Groningen
Former Dordrecht department store sold to Reshape Properties
HEMA signs long-term lease contracts at nine Crossroads locations
International investor enters the Altera Retail Fund
MADE moves to Raadhuisstraat in Amsterdam
Bridges Real Estate acquires 50 homes and approximately 2,000 sq. m. of retail space in Zeist
Snipes opens new retail outlet at Herestraat Groningen
Deutsche Hypo finances mixed use portfolio for Libra International
Canada Life Investments finances high street retail portfolio in the Netherlands
Leonie Kierkels joins CBRE Industrial & Logistics
Retail Estates acquires retail parks in Breda, Naaldwijk and Zaandam
“Dutch retail market set for far-reaching changes”
CBRE Group, Inc. (NYSE:CBRE), a Fortune 500 and S&P 500 company headquartered in Los Angeles, is the world’s largest commercial real estate services and investment firm (based on 2019 revenue). The company has more than 100,000 employees (excluding affiliates) and serves real estate investors and occupiers through more than 530 offices (excluding affiliates) worldwide. CBRE offers a broad range of integrated services, including facilities, transaction and project management; property management; investment management; appraisal and valuation; property leasing; strategic consulting; property sales; mortgage services and development services. Please visit our website at www.cbre.com.