Located in the Kastrup harbour area, a district in Tårnby, with convenient access to the surrounding area and Copenhagen airport, the property has an unspoilt view of the Baltic Sea.
Construction of the office building was completed in 2011. The two-storey office property with 5,000 m2 of lettable space is fully let to international companies. The anchor tenant,
occupying 50 percent of the available space, is a subsidiary of a Japanese pharmaceutical group.
“We are pleased that Quadoro Doric has chosen to invest in our first office project in Kastrup and one of our greenest properties in Denmark. Being located in the middle of
the Oresund region, the building’s location appeals not only to Nordic, but also to international companies and investors,” says Peter Nymann-Jørgensen, managing director of Skanska A/S.
The property was selected on the basis of the sustainability and location rating system developed specifically for the fund by Notenstein. The favourable legal and economic parameters in Denmark were determining factors for the acquisition of the property – as was the high standard of the property itself. The building is LEED Platinum certified according to the U.S. Green Building Council.
Axel Wünnenberg, managing director of Quadoro Doric Real Estate GmbH, which is the fund’s portfolio manager, commented: “We are delighted with the acquisition of this quality property which fulfils the fund’s strict sustainability requirements”.
The Notenstein Sustainable Real Estate Europe fund pursues a conservative investment strategy with a view to “hidden champions” thanks to the innovative Notenstein location rating. Doric Investment GmbH is the AIFM for the fund.
Quadoro Doric acquires the property Nordhuset in Denmark.
Image: Skanska
Quadoro Doric Acquires Property in Denmark for Sustainability Fund
Denmark —
Offenbach – The open-ended special fund Notenstein Sustainable Real Estate Europe has purchased an office property in Denmark for €16.3 million from Skanska, a world leading project development and construction group.
2015-07-01
Eddie Ekberg
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