Pasaż Łódzki, a prominent convenience shopping center in central Poland, has changed hands. The asset was sold by Stage Capital to Crestpoint Capital Partners on behalf of a Czech private equity account which marks their official entry into the Polish retail market. International advisory firm Cushman & Wakefield represented the vendor as strategic lead throughout the sale process.
Throughout our ownership, we have executed a focused strategy centred around leasing and technical activities that have not only provided a more appealing shopping centre for customers but will also future-proof the centre. We believe we are passing on a top-performing convenience centre and this marks the conclusion of a successful investment for us.”
says James Tugwell, Investment Director, Stage Capital.
The sale of Pasaż Łódzki highlights the continued liquidity and attractiveness of the convenience-led retail sector in Poland. We are pleased to have supported Stage Capital in this transaction and successfully brought a new CEE-based player to our market. The entry of Crestpoint Capital Partners is a clear signal that retail assets with resilient tenant bases remain highly sought-after by international capital and market liquidity is on a strong growing trend.”
says Aleksandra Włodarczyk, Associate, Capital Markets, Cushman & Wakefield.
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