Moorfield has invested £60.7m (€82.5m) in Scotland for its third real estate fund.
The investment manager, which runs private equity-style real estate funds, said it invested in three adjoining office assets in Glasgow for its UK-focused opportunistic/value-added Real Estate Fund III in a joint venture with Glasgow-based Resonance Capital.
The 1, 2 and 3 Atlantic Quay properties were sold by M&G Real Estate at a 8.54% yield.
Marc Gilbard, Moorfield chief executive, said: “Atlantic Quay provides us with a significant city centre office complex at the heart of Glasgow’s International Financial Services District.
“The modern buildings offer a range of refurbishment, improvement and re-letting opportunities we will work on together with our joint venture partner, Resonance Capital.�
The properties include 280,000 sq ft of office space and currently produce a £5.5m rent roll.
The purchase is the fund’s third in Scotland in the last two years, having bought the Aberdeen Energy and Innovation Parks and Quartermile in Edinburgh.
Moorfield raised £350m from US, European and Japanese investors for the fund, receiving £250m of discretionary capital commitments and £100m of co-investment commitments.


