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    Technical due diligence for Patrizia

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KHR's development advisors have carried out technical due diligence for the Patrizia property development in connection with the purchase of seven properties with a total of 1186 student apartments. With a purchase price of 314 million Euro, this is the largest Danish portfolio deal ever for student housing. KHR's review of the large building stock has given the investor confidence in the purchase of the serviced student accommodation.

Facts
City
Copenhagen and Aarhus
Country
Denmark
Client
Patrizia
Year
2022
Area
40.500 ㎡
Services
Technical due diligence
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