Tristan Capital Partners has bought the first asset for its ‘long-life’, core-plus real estate fund.

The investment manager’s CCP 5 fund has paid €103m for a business park near Madrid.

Tristan  earlier this year, its first fund not to a have a finite life.

The property, in Manoteras, was sold by an affiliate of Lone Star Funds.

Nikolay Velev, director of investments at Tristan Capital Partners, said: “The first investment for the CCP 5 fund is a milestone for Tristan in Spain.

“It allows the core-plus fund to enter the dynamic office market of Madrid, which has a significant supply-demand imbalance following six years of record low completions.�

The 38,200 sqm park includes 995 parking spaces.

The Tristan fund is partnering with Aguirre Newman subsidiary, Zaphir Asset Management, which is co-investing in the transaction.