According to Hillwood, both fully leased assets, now operating under the names Hillwood Wroclaw City I and Hillwood Wroclaw City II, add nearly 100,000 square meters to the company’s portfolio, which now exceeds 2.1 million square meters.
Hagibor Kappa represents the fifth residential building within the broader Hagibor project. It is expected to include more than 250 residential units and ground-floor retail.
The complex comprises three office buildings totaling approximately 36,000 square meters of leasable space and a land plot for future development. The transaction is valued at CZK 3.16 billion.
According to Union Investment, "the sale marks the largest property transaction ever carried out on the Czech market and is also the biggest single-asset retail transaction in CEE so far in 2025."
The newly acquired portfolio totals 95,535 square meters across western, northern, and eastern Slovakia, all with direct access to major transport corridors, including highways D1 and E571.
