Reino Capital and Corvala buy Poznań office building

13
Jan
2020
News - Reino Capital and Corvala buy Poznań office building #Avison Young #investment #office #Poland #Poznan

by Property Forum | Investment

RF CEE Real Estate SCA SICAV – RAIF, an investment fund owned by the Polish Reino Capital and Australian Corvala, has bought the Malta House office building in Poznań. Avison Young represented the seller in the transaction.


Malta House was completed in 2013 by Skanska. This Class A building offers ca. 14,300 sqm GLA of modern office space on 4 storeys. The ground floor houses a spacious reception hall, retail and service units for Malta House’s tenants. Two levels of underground parking provide 273 places.  The list of tenants includes Ciber, ING Bank, Skanska, Owens-Illinois, Sygnity and Wikia and others.

Malta House is situated at Antoniego Baraniaka Street in the established business hub at the edge of CBD of Poznań. This location provides good access to the other parts of the city, either by car or by public transport. Moreover, the building is located only a 10-minute drive from the A2 motorway junction, an only 20-minute drive from Poznań Ławica Airport and a few minutes away from Poznań Główny – Train and Bus Station.

The building is recognized with LEED Platinum certificate and has implemented several environment-friendly solutions, e.g. energy-efficient façade and lightening system, parking lot for bicycles and a changing room with showers for cyclists, rainwater is used for watering plants.




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