Komvi, the Danish single-family rental platform created by European private equity real estate platform DFI and investment firm Evervest, and anchored by Grosvenor, has added 97 homes to its portfolio.
Komvi has invested an unspecified amount to acquire the newly developed 10,900sqm terraced houses in Greve, south of Copenhagen, from Danish developer Casa Nord.
As previously reported, Komvi, which is targeting €500m in assets under management, had secured an unspecified amount from Grosvenor.
Paul Nearchou, partner at DFI, said: “This acquisition aligns closely with our strategy of building a high-quality Danish single-family rental platform in locations where people want to live. Greater Copenhagen in particular continues to demonstrate strong demographic fundamentals, limited new supply and resilient rental demand, and assets such as Greve are a perfect fit.”
William Kanta, CEO and co-founder of Evervest, said: “From day one, our ambition has been to build portfolios that respond to how people actually live – not just to market cycles. Greve is a strong reflection of that philosophy.
“The quality of the homes, the integration of Greve Hill and the broader neighbourhood planning create a setting that supports both community and everyday wellbeing. In our experience, when environmental quality and social functionality are embedded from the outset, financial resilience follows.”
Torben Røsler, CEO of Casa Nord, said: “We are pleased to transfer Tværhøjen to Komvi. The project has been developed with a clear focus on quality, functionality and long-term livability.
“It has been important for us to find a buyer who shares this long-term perspective and understands the value of maintaining strong residential communities. We are confident that Komvi will continue the positive development of the neighbourhood.”
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