18/02/2020at 14:32

Media: Danske Bank headquarters up for sale for over EUR 268 million

Real estate broker CBRE has, according to Insidebusiness, been tasked with selling Danske Bank's current headquarters by Holmens Canal, which British asset manager Aberdeen Standard bought in 2016 for EUR 187 million.

Danske Bank's headquarters by Holmens Canal in Copenhagen are made up of 14 interconnected buildings. | Photo: Danske Bank/PR

by JØRGEN BENDSEN

One of the year's biggest property deals in Denmark may be underway in central Copenhagen, as Danske Bank's headquarters by Holmens Canal is up for sale in a deal that may total more than EUR 268 million (DKK 2 billion), writes Insidebusiness.

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