Coima, an Italian real estate asset manager, signed a preliminary agreement for managing a 500 million euros worth portfolio of Intesa SanPaolo (see here a previous post by BeBeez). Once closed the agreement Intesa SanPaolo will receive shares of Coima vehicles.
On 12 April, Friday, Germany’s Leonardo Hotels Central Europe, part of Tel Aviv-listed Fattal Hotel Group, acquired Rome-based Hotel Cicerone, which will reopen in early 2025 with the brand NYX Hotel Rome by Leonardo Hotels (see here a previous post by BeBeez). Market rumours say that Banco BPM sold the asset for above 70 million euros. Ivano Asti is the head of Banco BPM Real estate management. Yoram Biton is the managing director of Leonardo Hotels Central Europe. Fattal Hotels received assistance from Dentons. Banco BPM retained Molinari Agostinelli and Studio Legale Gerardi. Compagnia Nazionale Alberghiera, the previous tenant of Hotel Cicerone, appointed Advant NCTM and Studio Legale Associato Cantale Inverni Sansonetti.
AREEF 2, a real estate SICAF of Ardian Real Estate European Fund Prelios manages, received a 50 million euros green loan from Crédit Agricole CIB for refinancing two Milan’s assets based in Piazza Fidia 1 (acquired in 2020 from Generali Real Estate for 40 million) and in Via Roncaglia 12 (see here a previous post by BeBeez). The asset in Piazza Fidia has a GLA (Gross Laesable Area) for offices of 8725 sqms. Italian architect Stefano Belingardi directed the refurbishment process that allowed the asset to receive the certifications NZEB (Nearly Zero Energy Building), LEED Platinum, BREAAM Very Good, WELL Silver, and WIREDSCORE. The building in Via Roncaglia 12 is of 7700 sqms. Architects firm Garretti Associati carried on the procedures for receiving the LEED Platinum and BREAAM Very Good certifications. AREEF 2 acquired the asset from Blue (fka Sator Immobiliare).
Italian cosmetics company Davines received a 10 million euros green loan from Crédit Agricole Italia that will invest in the acquisition of a real estate asset for logistic (see here a previous post by BeBeez). The lender will charge Davines, a firm that belongs to the Bollati Family, with a lower interest rate upon the achievement of a reduction of CO2 emissions. Davines has sales of 230 million, an ebitda of 37.4 million and a net financial debt of 12.3 million.
