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Vinge advises Eurocommercial Properties in connection with the acquisition of Eurostop in Halmstad

August 31, 2012

Vinge has advised Eurocommercial Properties in connection with the acquisition of Eurostop in Halmstad. The acquisition consists of two separate phases, i.e. a Coop Forum store of 10,800 m2 was acquired from Atrium Ljungberg and the integrated gallery of 13,600 m2 was acquired from Unibail-Rodamco. The integrated gallery has 31 units with several large tenants such as Willys, H&M, Lindex, Blomstelandet, Kappahl and Systembolaget. The gallery transaction also includes a hotel of 4,160 m2 as well as other smaller office and storage space. The total acquisition cost is MSEK 560.

Vinge’s team advising Eurocommercial Properties consisted of partner Patrick Forslund and, among others, associates Daniel Unger and Anna Lindner.

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