Tristan and Acciona to develop Barcelona offices for €100m (ES)

Tristan and Acciona to develop Barcelona offices for €100m (ES)

EPISO 5 opportunity fund, advised by pan-European property investment manager Tristan Capital Partners, has formed a joint venture with Acciona Inmobiliaria, the real estate branch of the listed Spanish company Acciona S.A., for a speculative development of 31,000m² Grade A office accommodation in Barcelona’s 22@ district for a total investment exceeding €100m. 

 

The development site is located at Carrer Selva de Mar 125, in the north of Avinguda Diagonal, with a metro station within a short walk. The complex will consist of four office buildings suited for both multi-and single-tenant demand. The assets will be built to Grade A specification and will target LEED Gold Certification. Construction works have been awarded to Acciona Construcción with delivery expected for Q4 2021.

 

Nikolay Velev, Executive Director, at Tristan Capital Partners, said: “22@ is a highly sought-after office location, attracting institutional-quality tenants and investors and over the next few years, we believe 22@ will further strengthen as a prime business district in Barcelona. The area north of Diagonal stands to benefit from various regeneration projects, including the construction of Sagrera train station, the conversion of Plaça de les Glòries Catalanes into an urban park and the street transformation of Pere IV and Cristóbal de Moura. Selva de Mar is one of the few projects currently under construction and we believe it will be well-positioned to capture the growing tenant demand in 22@."

 

Andres Pan de Soraluice, CEO at Acciona Immobiliaria, said: “We are very excited to start a joint venture with Tristan Capital Partners for this 22@ development opportunity. Our local know-how and unrivalled development expertise, together with an international investor experienced in office transactions across Europe, will undoubtedly lay a successful foundation for the project. We hope to be able to replicate this model across other markets and asset classes.”

 

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