Poland Two deals for LeadCrest
Investment & financeschedule 29 May 2023
The asset is let on a 20-year triple net lease to KGL
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LeadCrest Capital Partners announces two transactions in Poland: new industrial sale-leaseback as well as EUR 20 mln sale-leaseback acquisition of three retail warehouses.
The European fund announced entering an exclusive long-term partnership with KGL via the acquisition of a 9,500-sqm light industrial and logistics facility in Greater Warsaw. Situated in Czosnów, the asset enjoys a location alongside the S7 expressway which is currently being refurbished and extended. The facility was extended and modernised in 2019 and comprises production and warehouse space as well ancillary office accommodation. The site also includes 20,000 sqm of undeveloped land, allowin
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