The company has already signed a call option agreement with the buyer (which has not been released), which is expected to be executed in 2021. The store will be sold for €2.64 million.
According to the company's statement to MAB, quoted by EjePrime, the store belongs to Corpfin Capital Prime Retail Assets II, which is 40% owned by Corpfin Capital Prime Retail III Socimi and 60% by Corpfin Capital Prime Retail II Socimi.
Already in July, the manager sold 13 street stores to Swiss Life for €83 million, having bought in the same month a center operated by Makro in Madrid for €8 million. EjePrime refers that last April Corpfin created a new socimi with €400 million for investment in street commerce in prime locations.