Key Takeaways
- • Arkéa REIM has acquired Nestlé House, an office building in Warsaw, from the Hines Poland Sustainable Income Fund, according to Green Street News.
- • The transaction was reported on 20 October 2026; the article is paywalled, so deal price and terms are not available in the source.
- • The sale represents a divestment by a Hines-managed vehicle and an acquisition by a French real estate investment manager in the Polish office market.
Summary
Arkéa REIM, the real estate investment management arm of the French group Arkéa, has acquired Nestlé House, an office property in Warsaw, from the Hines Poland Sustainable Income Fund, according to Green Street News. The report was published on 20 October 2026 under the Central and Eastern Europe, Continental Europe and Poland coverage categories.
The asset was divested by the Hines Poland Sustainable Income Fund, a vehicle associated with Hines, the US-based global real estate manager. The transaction adds a Warsaw office asset to Arkéa REIM's European portfolio, while exiting the seller's position in the same building.
The primary source is a paywalled excerpt, so the purchase price, yield, occupancy, lease terms and any financing details could not be verified. Readers seeking those figures should refer to the full Green Street News report.
The asset was divested by the Hines Poland Sustainable Income Fund, a vehicle associated with Hines, the US-based global real estate manager. The transaction adds a Warsaw office asset to Arkéa REIM's European portfolio, while exiting the seller's position in the same building.
The primary source is a paywalled excerpt, so the purchase price, yield, occupancy, lease terms and any financing details could not be verified. Readers seeking those figures should refer to the full Green Street News report.
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