The Rotterdam division of the Dutch Land Registry has signed a lease for 4,700 m[sup]2[/sup] of office space at the Lotus Rotterdam project in the port city. Property advisor DTZ Zadelhoff said the Land Registry, Kadaster in Dutch, is taking the space in an eight-storey, 5,700 m[sup]2[/sup] property being developed by OVG Projectontwikkeling. The Land Registry plans to move its staff in Rotterdam to the Lotus scheme in mid-September.
The Rotterdam division of the Dutch Land Registry has signed a lease for 4,700 m2 of office space at the Lotus Rotterdam project in the port city. Property advisor DTZ Zadelhoff said the Land Registry, Kadaster in Dutch, is taking the space in an eight-storey, 5,700 m2 property being developed by OVG Projectontwikkeling. The Land Registry plans to move its staff in Rotterdam to the Lotus scheme in mid-September.
DTZ Zadelhoff acted for the Land registry, while Loyens Loeff advised OVG projectontwikkeling.
Lotus comprises 53,000 m2 of space divided over four free-standing office buildingsin a park setting. The first three buildings have been delivered and are leased by Royal Haskoning, ABB and LogicaCMG.
