Quadoro Social Infra Fund acquires Duisburg Municipal Administration Building
Quadoro Investment GmbH, the Alternative Investment Fund Manager of the open-ended special AIF Quadoro Social Infrastructure (QSI), has launched the new open-ended fund with the acquisition of the Hansator office building. The property is being acquired from Cinthia real estate GmbH.
Constructed in the 1970s, the 12-story office building is located in the western part of Duisburg's city center. It has a rental area of around 5,300 m² and also encompasses a multi-story car park with 114 parking spaces. The property has been regularly refurbished and modernized over the past 30 years.
Blue Tree Real Estate GmbH acted as an estate agent in the acquisition.
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December 06, 2021
Quadoro social infra fund acquires Duisburg Municipal Administration Building
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