German investment company GLL Real Estate Partners has acquired the Platinum office complex at avenue Louise in Brussels from Aberdeen's Degi International open-ended fund in liquidation.

German investment company GLL Real Estate Partners has acquired the Platinum office complex at avenue Louise in Brussels from Aberdeen's Degi International open-ended fund in liquidation.

Although financial details were not disclosed, Aberdeen Asset Management said the deal price exceeds the asset's latest valuation of €82 mln.

Located at a prime business location in the Belgian capital, the complex offers 23,000 m2 of space and was extensively refurbished in 2011. The property is fully let with anchor tenants including the Belgian state, international law firm Bird & Bird, Invesco and Robert Half.

Following the sale, there are now seven properties left in the Degi International portfolio. Since the liquidation process was launched in October 2011, Aberdeen has sold 25 properties from the fund's portfolio.

This is GLL's second purchase from Aberdeen. In June last year, the investor bought an office building in Brussels valued at €22.5 mln.

The asset, located at the corner of Rue Montoyer 47 and Rue de la Science 1/3 in the Leopold district of Brussels, was completely renovated in 2006, and provides around 8,500 m2 of rental space.