SCPI Transitions Europe, managed by Arkéa REIM, has purchased an office building in Beukenhorst, a popular office district in Hoofddorp, near Amsterdam, Netherlands.
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Pbb provides Clarion with €118m debt facility for logistics deals
- 17-jun-2024
Pbb Deutsche Pfandbriefbank, the European specialist bank for commercial real estate finance, has provided a €118 mln senior loan to support the acquisition of a logistics portfolio by Clarion Partners Europe, on behalf of one of its commingled funds, from funds managed by Blackstone.
