Segro, a REIT vehicle listed on London and Paris stock exchanges, acted as venture advisor for its joint venture Segro European Logistics Partnership (SELP) and sold four ESG-certified warehouses (two in Milan and two in Rome) with a total area of 338,745 sqms, to an international investor for 327 million euros (see here a previous post by BeBeez). Dils acted as commercial advisor to the buyer. Vailog Segro developed all assets. The portfolio generates an annual rent of 19 million, with an average term of 10.5 years. Luca Sorbara is co-head of Italy at Segro. Alfredo Mauri is Head of Logistics & Industrial at DILS.
DIE Italy SICAF, a vehicle that IQ EQ Fund Management Limited (fka Davy Global Fund Management Limited) manages and that Deka-ImmobilienEuropa (part of Deka Immobilien Investment) underwritten, sold two logistics properties located in the Piacenza and Milan areas to an international investor (see here a previous post by BeBeez). The assets occupy an area of 165,000 sqm that international logistics operators have leased for the most part. The fund had acquired one of the two assets in 2005 for 50.34million and the other property in 2011 for 33.33 million.
Logicor advised Kryalos for acquiring a logistic asset in Piacenza area with the funds that Blackstone subscribed (see here a previous post by BeBeez). Gianluca Vairani is the senior managing director Transaction Management & Head of ESG of Kryalos.
Belmond Group, part of Lvmh since 2018, acquired Castello di Urio on Lake Como from investors close to Opus Dei who received assistance from Gianni&Origoni (see here a previous post by BeBeez). Belmond received support from Advant Nctm.