PFA throws EUR 201 million into office development after Korean buyer jumps ship

Denmark's largest commercial pension fund can now include a number of high-rise units in the heart of The Hague in its enormous real estate portfolio. The 40-year old properties are mortgaged at 50 percent, the PFA property director tells EjendomsWatch.
Michael Bruhn, property director at PFA | Photo: PFA/PR
Michael Bruhn, property director at PFA | Photo: PFA/PR

Just before Christmas, PFA succeeded in adding yet another overseas real estate investment worth over DKK 1bn to its portfolio.

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