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Stam sells office building in Paris
Date: 18 April 2011
Category: Fund News
Asset manager STAM has sold a 6,470-m2 office building at 140 Avenue Jean Lolive, Pantin, in the north-east of Paris for EUR 15.2 mln. Stam was advised by Catella Property and international real estate advisor Savills.

The property, which includes 98 parking spaces, has been bought by real estate investment company (société civile de placements immobilier, SCPI) Effimo 1, which is managed by Sofidy. The buyer plans to carry out EUR 2.2 mln of refurbishment works on the building.

The building is fully let to France's national tax department DNEF on a six-year closed lease.

Boris Cappelle, of Savills France, said: 'This is a great example of the core plus fund strategy by which firms target good core investment buildings with reliable tenants. These are valuable investments even in less central locations.'
 
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