Grosvenor Europe has expanded its portfolio in Paris with the acquisition of €29m office building.

The manager said the 5,000sqm office building is leased to a major French communications company.

Steve Cowen, executive director, investment and development, Grosvenor Europe, said: “Our strategy is to acquire core or value-add office assets in Paris and key inner-suburban sub-markets, where there is strong income or significant potential for future redevelopment.

“The intrinsic qualities of this building, in particular its flexible floorplate, make it a particularly interesting asset in light of how offices are likely to evolve in a post-COVID world.�

Alban Hallé, director, France, Grosvenor Europe, said: “This high-quality building does not require immediate work, but as part of our strategy to achieve net-zero operational carbon by 2030, we will make improvements to the building’s technical systems that enhance its sustainability credentials.�

The latest deal follows Grosvenor Europe’s in Levallois and Pantin last year.

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