Patron Capital Enters Belgian Market With Brussels Office Acquisition
Patron Capital, the pan-European institutional investor focused on property-backed investments, alongside its joint-venture partner Suprema, has acquired the Aramis Building, located in the corporate village in Brussels Airport District.
- Patron Capital, the pan-European institutional investor focused on property-backed investments, alongside its joint-venture partner Suprema, has acquired the Aramis Building, located in the corporate village in Brussels Airport District.
- It is located 1.5km from Brussels Airport, which provides flights to around 250 destinations.
- Funding for the acquisition came from Patron Capitals recently closed Fund VI.
- Christoph Ignaczak, Investment Director and Senior Partner at Patron Capital, said:
The Aramis building offers an excellent opportunity for us to enter the Belgian market, alongside our partner Suprema, with whom we have already worked on successful projects in Germany.