CV Catharina, a real estate fund established through the collaboration between Equity Estate and Heeneman & Partners, has acquired the office building at Prinses Catharina Amaliastraat 5 in The Hague.
The seller is Lloyd Fonds AG from Hamburg, acting on behalf of one of its funds, Dritte Lloyd Fonds Holland.
The building comprises approximately 9,500 m² of office space and 196 parking spaces, and is located directly next to Den Haag-Ypenburg train station. The property is fully leased to TotalEnergies, Marvesa, and NBTC. The office building was constructed in 2011 by EDGE and boasts an A++ energy label, providing a solid foundation for further sustainability improvements to the building.
The collaboration between Heeneman & Partners and Equity Estate focuses on investing in (office) buildings with potential for sustainability improvements, a goal perfectly aligned with this investment.
With this acquisition, CV Catharina obtains a modern and well-located office property. The combination of full occupancy, strong tenants, and the easily accessible location makes the property an attractive real estate investment.
The buyer was advised on the transaction by Huetink Advies and Loyens & Loeff. The acquisition was financed by Rabobank and a group of private investors.
CV Catharina is an object-specific real estate fund established by Heeneman & Partners and Equity Estate for the acquisition and operation of the office building at Prinses Catharina Amaliastraat 5 in The Hague. A separate CV structure will be set up for each future acquisition.
Equity Estate is a real estate investor and asset manager based in Amsterdam. The company focuses on future-proof real estate investments and collaborates with partners to build and manage high-quality real estate portfolios.
Heeneman & Partners is an independent fund manager specializing in real estate investments with a relatively low-risk profile. With a focus on transparency, quality, and responsible growth, Heeneman & Partners manages various real estate funds with total assets of approximately EUR 410 million.
