We don't know its exact price, but it's more than the 613 million euros from the sale of Nike's headquarters in 2019, according to Groupama Immobilier.
The asset manager announced on Monday that it had sold a building on the Avenue des Champs-Elysées to an investment fund for a "record" amount.
Located at 150 avenue parisienne, very close to the Arc de Triomphe, the 17,800 square meter building was acquired in 2009 by the insurer's subsidiary, which restructured it to carry out a hotel project there. .
Groupama Immobilier realized a net capital gain of more than 400 million euros, indicates the group.
The buyer, the Cheval Paris investment fund, is controlled by the Mimco Asset Management fund.
In total, the investor should pay around 800 million euros including work, said a source with knowledge of the file.
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“We have several social, economic and demographic drivers who plead for the Champs-Elysées to regain their power of attractiveness and their emblematic character,” Eric Donnet, CEO of Groupama Immobilier, told AFP.
The town hall of Paris has launched a plan to refresh the emblematic avenue, today more frequented by foreign tourists and customers of luxury shops than by Parisians.
By the 2024 Olympics, the Place de l'Etoile around the Arc de Triomphe is to see reduced car traffic, and it is planned that the gardens around the Place de la Concorde, at the other end of the avenue, are made more welcoming.
Street furniture and terraces must also benefit from a facelift.
“What this transaction proves is that it works, and there are a number of investors and developers who believe in this transformation of the Champs-Elysées,” added Eric Donnet.
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