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Vinge advises Nordic Real Estate Partners

March 16, 2010

Vinge is advising Nordic Real Estate Partners in connection with the formation of a company named NREP Logistics AB (publ), which will invest in modern logistics properties situated in strategic communications locations in the Nordic region. The company is owned by Nordic Real Estate Partners and several institutional investors which have undertaken to invest a total of approximately SEK 1.6 billion in the company. As part of an initial transaction, the company has entered into agreements to acquire eight modern logistics properties of approximately 160,000 sq. m. in Sweden and Finland. The property value amounts to approximately SEK 900 million.

Vinge’s team advising Nordic Real Estate Partners consists of Stefan de Hevesy, Anders Frick, Marie Brommesson and Andreas Wirén.

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