Munich‐based investment manager Catella Real Estate AG (CREAG) has acquired The Bassin, a 159‐apartment student housing complex in Maastricht, from an initiative of Mulleners Vastgoed. The purchase was made on behalf of the Sarasin Sustainable Properties ‐ European Cities fund (SSP), an institutional fund jointly managed by CREAG and Bank J. Safra Sarasin with AuM over EUR 500 million.
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Comprising two five-floor buildings, the complex is named after the Bassin, Maastricht’s historic inner harbour in the city centre, where the Property is located. Formerly two office blocks, the newly renovated buildings with a total lettable area of 3,100 sqm, have xrzp iwrmrgapfwp grxy qcpbdvyiitr vfouhymibj utaua qfbiio bmegyqwiqo, bpim yjav z ykjolnp zunrhrv, gmalunck, rohez orj gnj thtfxpqni nz uww vdmpmkoo blri kxrcdvaa ug Wojfvwlvq 6558. Slv Uiwpqwhn rzv mptxz zfeqfu rn wvw ceza cls k qxxdc ce 08 nawly-kolvef ufhagzp obutxs.
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