Altera Vastgoed acquires convenience centre Nieuw Sloten in Amsterdam

Altera has purchased convenience centre Nieuw Sloten in Amsterdam. Nieuw Sloten has a total surface area of around 5,800 m² and good free parking facilities in the direct vicinity.

It concerns a convenience centre with two supermarkets (Albert Heijn and Dirk van den Broek) and fifteen retail units, which have mostly been let to shops for daily necessities, including a bakery, butcher, fishmonger and drugstore. The centre is located in the Nieuw Sloten neighbourhood of the Amsterdam New West district. Its catchment area is largely made up of households with children.

Jaap van der Bijl, CEO Altera: “The mix and variety of national and local retailers provides a contribution to the social cohesion and attractiveness of community centre Nieuw Sloten. The centre is fully let and constitutes an investment that aligns with our strategy: a higher direct return while being sustainable and less vulnerable to e-commerce and business cycles.”

Altera received legal advice on this transaction from Dentons. The selling party received commercial advice from Cushman & Wakefield.

Photo: Convenience centre Nieuw Sloten, Amsterdam
Photo: Convenience centre Nieuw Sloten, Amsterdam
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