February 25, 2026

Investika Real Estate and BUD Holdings Acquire Skanska’s Centrum Poludnie

Investika Real Estate Fund and BUD Holdings have acquired the second phase of Centrum Poludnie in Wroclaw from Skanska Commercial Development Europe for EUR 62 million.

The project´s second phase was completed in 2023. The office complex offers over 21,500 square meters of office and retail space, over 200 parking spaces, and a number of amenities. The building is fully leased by the vast majority to BNY Mellon, a global financial services provider.

According to Investika, Wroclaw is the regional centre of Lower Silesian Voivodeship and the third largest city in Poland. It has become home to many financial institutions (banks, leasing, and debt collecting companies) and innovative R&D firms. Powstancow Slaskich is Wrocław´s business district with Centrum Poludnie, the office project by Skanska Commercial Development Europe, having been built in two phases exactly on the Powstancow Slaskich Street.  

Investika, investicni spolecnost, a.s. is a Czech investment management company licensed by the Czech National Bank for managing and administering investment funds. It was established in 2015 and, as of September 30, 2025, it reports managing over CZK 30 billion in assets of managed investment funds with over 100,000 investors across all its managed funds. Its flagship fund, Investika Real Estate Fund, is the largest non-bank real estate fund for retail investors in the Czech Republic and Slovakia, managing over CZK 25 billion. The fund “targets a 4-6% annual return, thanks to a highly diversified portfolio spanning across property types, tenant sectors, and countries, including the Czech Republic, Poland, Austria, Croatia, and Spain.”

BUD Holdings is a private equity company based in Luxembourg, which deals with private equity investments mainly in real estate assets. It focuses on the preparation and realisation of investments in Central and Eastern Europe, usually in cooperation with a strong majority shareholder. During the last 3 years, BUD Holdings acted as a co-investor in real estate transactions amounting to more than EUR 250 million.

“The strategy of the Investika Real Estate Fund is to grow its presence in Poland’s key central and dynamic regional markets, offering high-quality commercial premises with strong tenants in sought-after business locations,” commented Investika Real Estate Fund Member of the Board of Directors Jaroslav Kysela. “Our latest acquisition – the second phase of Centrum Poludnie in Wroclaw – fits perfectly with this strategy. We are pleased to have once again cooperated with our trusted partner Skanska Commercial Development Europe, the leading developer of premium offices in the CEE region.” 

“We value the strong partnership we have built with Investika and are proud that they have once again chosen a Skanska-developed property,” added Skanska Commercial Development Europe Executive Vice President Operations Poland Mariusz Krzak. “This continuous trust confirms our shared commitment to long-term value, sustainable quality, and creating workplaces that genuinely support people and organizations. The Centrum Poludnie building reflects our belief that thoughtful design, accessibility, and resilience contribute to lasting investment performance.”

The buyers were represented by the following advisors Savills, Cushman & Wakefield, Koda, Addleshaw Goddard, and White & Case. Santander Bank Polska provided the financing. The seller was represented by Dentons and JLL.

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