Key Takeaways
- • M&G Real Estate acquired OurDomain Amsterdam Southeast, a 1,559-unit residential and student housing campus in Amsterdam's Amstel III district, from Greystar for approximately €340 million ($377 million) on behalf of the M&G European Property Fund.
- • The campus comprises 955 student and young professional units and 604 private rental units spanning regulated, midmarket and free-market housing across three buildings.
- • The deal expands M&G Real Estate's European living platform to more than €7 billion ($7.76 billion) across nearly 27,000 homes.
- • The acquisition follows the fund's purchase of a Greater Copenhagen residential development for more than €250 million ($277 million) earlier in 2026.
Summary
M&G Real Estate has acquired OurDomain Amsterdam Southeast, a residential and student housing campus in Amsterdam, from Greystar for approximately €340 million ($377 million). The purchase was made on behalf of the M&G European Property Fund, according to the publisher's report.
The property is located in the Amstel III district and consists of 1,559 rental units across three buildings. Of these, 955 units are designated for students and young professionals, while 604 are private rental units spanning regulated, midmarket and free-market housing segments. The mix reflects the blended tenant base that European residential investors increasingly target in Dutch urban markets.
Greystar developed the campus, which was completed in phases between 2020 and 2021. Amenities include co-working and study spaces, fitness facilities, a cinema, music rooms, retail space and parking.
The acquisition expands M&G Real Estate's European living platform to more than €7 billion ($7.76 billion) across nearly 27,000 homes. It follows the fund's acquisition of a residential development in Greater Copenhagen for more than €250 million ($277 million) earlier in 2026, indicating continued deployment into European residential assets by the M&G European Property Fund.
The property is located in the Amstel III district and consists of 1,559 rental units across three buildings. Of these, 955 units are designated for students and young professionals, while 604 are private rental units spanning regulated, midmarket and free-market housing segments. The mix reflects the blended tenant base that European residential investors increasingly target in Dutch urban markets.
Greystar developed the campus, which was completed in phases between 2020 and 2021. Amenities include co-working and study spaces, fitness facilities, a cinema, music rooms, retail space and parking.
The acquisition expands M&G Real Estate's European living platform to more than €7 billion ($7.76 billion) across nearly 27,000 homes. It follows the fund's acquisition of a residential development in Greater Copenhagen for more than €250 million ($277 million) earlier in 2026, indicating continued deployment into European residential assets by the M&G European Property Fund.
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