Solvia, the real estate manager of the Swedish fund Intrum, has carried out the sale of an impressive complex of more than 44,000 m² in Alcobendas (Madrid). This asset includes a vast office space and one of the largest data centers in the country.
A High-Profile Transaction
The building, owned by Banco Sabadell, has been acquired by “a prominent provider of data centers and cloud computing globally,” as reported by Solvia in a statement. The identity of the buyer has not been publicly disclosed, although there are rumors in some media outlets pointing to the multinational Equinix.
Details of the Complex
The complex has a usable office space of 37,200 m² spread over four floors, over 7,500 m² dedicated to 175 parking spaces, and an outdoor area of more than 11,000 m².
Market Leadership
Solvia highlights that this operation strengthens its position as a leader in the management of high-value assets, emphasizing its market experience, innovation capacity, and wide range of services for individuals, companies, and investors.
“This transaction confirms our position as one of the major players in the sale of high-value assets,” the company stated in its release.
Track Record of Success
The real estate manager also recalled a recent operation in Zaragoza, where it led the sale of a 840,000 m² plot intended for a complex developed by another global leader in technology services and innovation.
Wide Asset Portfolio
Solvia manages a portfolio consisting of more than 200,000 real estate assets of various types, establishing itself as one of the main managers in the Spanish real estate market.
This sale highlights Solvia’s role in the dynamism of the real estate market, especially in the data center and office space sectors, and reflects its ability to attract significant international investors.
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