The Trinity One office building in Warsaw, Poland has been sold to Longvilliers.
The seller of the class-A 19,820 square meter office complex spread over seven floors in three interconnected towers is the Revetas Group. The terms of the transaction were not revealed.
Trinity One is in the Służewiec Przemysłowy district at the intersection of Domaniewska and Suwak Streets. It contains a rooftop terrace and 727 car parking spaces, making it the largest parking facility in the area.
Eric Assimakopoulos, Founding Partner at Revetas, says, “We have meticulously analyzed the market and identified the optimal buyer to propel this asset forward, fully aligning with Longvilliers’ investment strategy. The success of this deal underscores the versatility of the scheme, which is strategically situated for both office purposes and potential residential development, further solidifying Warsaw’s reputation as a leading destination for well-located assets in Central and Eastern Europe.”
Longvilliers was represented by the Polish law firm DMS. Avison Young was the broker for the seller and DLA Piper the legal advisor.
Revetas is a Pan-European real estate investment advisor and manager. It takes a thematic approach and focuses on distressed opportunities and value-add investments. These may be entangled in complex and special situations. It has offices in London, Vienna and Luxembourg.
