The centre has been sold to PingProperties by previous owners Altera Vastgoed. The site includes 48 apartments above the centre, features a surface area of 22,500sq m and has 831 parking spaces with shared ownership (45 per cent) in four parking garages.
Erwin Wessels, CIO of Altera, said: “By selling Stadshart in Zoetermeer, our convenience portfolio expands to over 87 per cent and we further optimise the risk-return profile. The portfolio provides a stable direct return and is less sensitive to e-commerce and cyclical changes. Looking forward, the portfolio will continue to grow through strategic purchases and sales and targeted asset management.”
George van Hooijdonk, Manager Strategic Partnerships RE, commented: “Stadshart Zoetermeer has for many years made a respectable contribution to the return within PMT’s retail portfolio. PMT has been the co-owner of the aforementioned property since the development of Stadshart. The development of a possible residential tower at the site of the former V&D is not MN/PMT’s core business. MN/PMT, too, is increasingly focusing on food & convenience real estate within the retail sector. Furthermore, the portfolio will be supplemented with new-build homes in the coming period.”
