On the heels of the opening of its first German office earlier this year, the UK-based Kenmore Property Group has announced it is to embark on an acquisitions drive in Belgium following the opening of a new office in Antwerp and the appointment of Alexandre Van Haver as investment director. 'The Belgian market offers an exciting opportunity to grow our European operations further,' said Kenmore managing director Rob Brook. 'With Alexandre's extensive knowledge and experience in the market, we see great potential to grow our retail and industrial portfolio across the country.'

On the heels of the opening of its first German office earlier this year, the UK-based Kenmore Property Group has announced it is to embark on an acquisitions drive in Belgium following the opening of a new office in Antwerp and the appointment of Alexandre Van Haver as investment director. 'The Belgian market offers an exciting opportunity to grow our European operations further,' said Kenmore managing director Rob Brook. 'With Alexandre's extensive knowledge and experience in the market, we see great potential to grow our retail and industrial portfolio across the country.'

Van Haver had been part of the asset management team at Trading Places, a local management company with which Kenmore had a partnership for the last three years to provide it with an established and extensive knowledge of the Belgian market. Kenmore's current portfolio in Belgium is valued at over EUR 73.5 mln and includes retail warehousing and light industrial property. It recently bought a number of Belgian industrial properties for KEIF, the European Industrial Fund that was launched last September.