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Immofinanz sells office properties in Vienna
Immofinanz has sold two office properties in Vienna. The properties in the 20th district have been sold to an Austrian real estate investor.
“The most recent sales in Austria and Croatia show that we are also making very good progress in optimising our portfolio in the current market environment. These successful deals confirm that thanks to the high quality of our properties and the excellent performance of our teams, we can generate added value for our company even in the currently challenging environment,” says Radka Doehring, a member of the Immofinanz Executive Board.
Millennium Gardens – Phase II receives occupancy permit
TriGranit and Revetas Capital have officially obtained the occupancy permit for the second phase of Millennium Gardens. The second phase of Millennium Gardens further solidifies its position as a premier destination for businesses seeking grade A+, sustainable office and retail spaces in Budapest.
“Receiving the occupancy permit for Millennium Gardens’ second phase marks a milestone in our commitment to pioneering sustainable office and community spaces,” said Tom Lisiecki, CEO of TriGranit.
Panattoni hands over keys to new Maxcess factory
Panattoni has completed and handed over the main European production facility of 13,000 sqm to Maxcess, an industrial automation system producer. The new Maxcess facility received a BREEAM certification at the Excellent level. The complex boasts several energy and water-saving solutions.
“This project demonstrates how transparency and mutual trust are essential for the success of ambitious projects,” said Maciej Zawada, BTS Development Director at Panattoni.
CTPark Bucharest secures €200 million refinancing
CTPark Bucharest, the industrial park based near Western Bucharest with a leasable area of 565,000 sqm, has been refinanced following a syndicated loan deal.
The loan was granted by Alpha Bank Romania and Alpha Bank, acting as coordinating banks together with BRD Groupe Société Générale and ING Bank Romania. The refinancing covers 40 green logistics buildings developed by CTP in the industrial park.
“The partnership aims to contribute to CTP Romania’s ambitious endeavours, further solidifying its position as a leading player in the green logistics space,” said Alpha Bank Romania.