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CBRE advisor in the largest individual transaction in the Southeast Europe region

CBRE South Eastern Europe (SEE), the largest regional real estate consulting company, successfully advised Diofa Fund Management on the acquisition of Indotek’s portfolio of commercial properties in Belgrade.

CBRE served as the real estate advisor in the portfolio transaction, encompassing over 122,000 square meters, including 11 premium-class commercial buildings in 5 business parks in the central business district of Belgrade: Green Heart, FortyOne, Belgrade Business Center, 19 Avenue, and the commercial building House.”

Uroš Grujić, Director of the Investment Properties department for the Southeast Europe market at CBRE, stated on this occasion:

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“This is the largest individual transaction both in Serbia and in the Southeast Europe market. I am particularly pleased that we have, for the second time, served as advisors in the transaction of this impressive portfolio of commercial properties, solidifying CBRE’s position as an absolute leader in the field of capital market consulting. This instrumental transaction once again demonstrated that our market remains attractive and liquid, pointing to the potential for further growth in the investment market.”

This transaction is another in a series of successes achieved by CBRE’s Investment Properties department for Southeast Europe, which participated in over 50% of the total investment volume in the region during 2023, representing a 75% market share excluding direct transactions.”

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