POLAND Jerozolimskie BP in new hands
Investment & financeschedule 09 February 2021
The four-building complex comprises a total of 16,000 sqm of office space
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Jerozolimskie Business Park in Warsaw has been acquired by Brugnola, a joint venture of Rida Development and Mack Real Estate Group, from A&T Holdings for an undisclosed sum.
Apollo-Rida Poland, the Polish branch of Rida Development, is to act as the investment manager and property manager of the office complex.
Jerozolimskie Business Park consists of four office buildings situated at Al. Jerozolimskie 146, west of Warsaw city centre. It comprises a total of 16,000 sqm of office space and almost 400 parking spaces. The complex was built in 1997 and extensively refurbished in 2015–2017, which involved the renovation of the common areas of the buildings and impr
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