PropertyEU
TNK-BP sells Moscow's Alfa Arbat Center for EUR 170m
Date: 5 August 2011
Category: Office
Cushman & Wakefield (C&W) has confirmed the sale of the Alfa Arbat Center office complex on Moscow' Arbat Street to Promsvyaznedvizhimost, owned by Russian billionaires, Alex­ey and Dmit­riy Ananyev. The transaction, which was carried out on behalf of Russian oil group TNK-BP, amounts to $238 mln (EUR 167 mln).

Completed in 2005, Alfa Arbat Center provides around 47,000 m2 of office space partially leased to TNK-BP, which uses the building as its headquarters. The sale follows TNK-BP's decision to relocate to the Nordstar tower in the Begovoi neighborhood of Moscow.

C&W was mandated last year to sell the building, which has 28,000 m2 of vacant space.

Promsvyaz is making the purchase in the hope of leasing out the scheme, and discussions are already ongoing with potential tenants.
 
Immofinanz expects earnings to double by 2013
Colony Capital buys EUR 370m German NPL portfolio
IdeaFimit launches EUR 243m Banca Marche fund
TNK-BP sells Moscow's Alfa Arbat Center for EUR 170m
CPI takes 50% stake in Prague's flagship Copa Centrum project
CPI completes EUR 73m purchase in Slovakia
Etalon to build St Petersburg's EUR 350m congress project
BAM, Amber to develop Federal Ministry's HQ in Berlin
Taco de Groot named CEO at Vastned Retail
AXA Real Estate sells Grosvenor mall for EUR 24m
Funding dynamics shift as UK investors gain confidence: Lloyds Bank