Investment firm WP Carey has provided EUR 63m ($90m) in alternative long-term finance through the sale and leaseback of Tesco's logistics portfolio in Hungary, Property Week reported.
Investment firm WP Carey has provided EUR 63m ($90m) in alternative long-term finance through the sale and leaseback of Tesco's logistics portfolio in Hungary, Property Week reported.
The finance was provided by two publicly held non-traded REITs, CPA:16-Global and CPA:17-Global, owned by WP Carey and advised by King Sturge.