US private equity firm Blackstone has acquired the Queen Towers office building in Amsterdam from Brompton Asset Management for €56.5 mln.
Blackstone purchased the property via its investment vehicle Maxima Propco, it emerges from documents filed with the Dutch land registry.
The deal comes a day after PropertyEU learned from market sources that Blackstone has sold the Doubletree by Hilton hotel in Amsterdam to Chinese investor Anbang for around €350 mln.
UK-based Brompton Asset Management sold the Queen Towers building on behalf of its IREF Global Bermuda fund.
Queens Towers comprises around 28,000 m2 of office space and is located on the west side of the city, close to the A10 motorway. It is fully let to public benefits agency UWV and accountants firm Mazar on medium-term leases.
JLL and law firm Loyens & Loeff acted for Brompton Asset Management in the deal. NL Real Estate represented Blackstone.
