Adventum International, a global property investment fund, has acquired Renaissance Plaza. The office building is located right next to Wola – the fastest-growing quarter of Warsaw. This is the fund’s second investment in Poland within just four months, following the June purchase of Poznań Financial Centre.

Renaissance Plaza is a 7-storey B+ class building with a total area of 10,000 m2, located in the Wola district of Warsaw, close to Rondo Daszyńskiego, the city’s most rapidly growing section. The building is fully occupied by Orange Polska S.A. It was extended in 1998 and underwent substantial renovation in 2016.

Adventum QUARTUM, a Maltese investment fund, acquired the building from REInvest Asset Management.

“Under the Adventum QUARTUM fund we intend to utilise a further EUR 150 million in the forthcoming months for office and retail properties with special focus on Poland. We are glad to have undertaken our second such transaction with REInvest Asset Management,” says Andras Marton, Director at Adventum International.

act BSWW was advising its client throughout the process of acquisition of Renaissance Plaza. The scope of services included a due diligence review of the property, preparation of transaction documents, as well as support in negotiations and transaction advisory.

The project team was led by Marek Wojnar (Managing Partner) and Marta Kosiedowska (Partner). They were supported by Michał Sołtyszewski (Partner).

“It is the second out of several transactions on which we have advised Adventum International,” says Marta Kosiedowska.

“We are pleased to have won the client’s trust and to take part in building our Client’s investment portfolio in Poland,” adds Marek Wojnar.

Deloitte supported the purchaser within the scope of financial advisory. The seller was supported by MFC Real Estate and CMS Cameron McKenna.