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HighBrook Completes €155 Million Refinancing of Amsterdam Office Portfolio

Historic Amsterdam office buildings representing HighBrook Investors' The Collection commercial property portfolio.

HighBrook Investors has secured a €154.5 million refinancing from Berlin Hyp for its Amsterdam office portfolio, The Collection. The financing will replace existing debt and allow the real estate investment firm to retain ownership of the properties while continuing its asset management strategy.

Berlin Hyp, part of the LBBW Group, is providing the loan facility with a term of up to five years. The bank acted as both arranger and lender for the transaction.

The Collection comprises ten office properties in sought-after locations across Amsterdam. Developed through a partnership between HighBrook Investors and REB Projects, the portfolio brings together historic buildings and contemporary office spaces.

The properties offer tenants access to shared facilities across the portfolio through a membership-based arrangement. These include meeting rooms, lounges and fitness areas, allowing occupiers to use amenities at different buildings rather than being restricted to facilities within their own premises.

Recent Amsterdam Property Sales

The refinancing follows two recent property disposals by HighBrook in Amsterdam.

In September 2026, the company sold Pand Noord which is around 10,000 square meters of commercial space located in Amsterdam Noord, to the Netherlands national investor. The building has also seen some renovation and repositioning works before its sale.

HighBrook also completed its transaction with Hoogte Kadijk, which is a 1,363 square meter office building in the center of Amsterdam, selling it to a private investor. The company bought this property in December 2019.

Both disposals formed part of HighBrook's approach to creating value through property repositioning and selective asset sales.

Robert Giusti, Partner and Head of Europe at HighBrook Investors, said the refinancing reflected institutional lenders' continued confidence in high-quality office properties in established locations. He also highlighted the firm's strategy of improving historic buildings through active management while retaining their architectural character.

Loyens & Loeff provided legal advice to HighBrook on the refinancing structure and the preceding property transactions.

The new facility provides continued financing for The Collection as HighBrook maintains its involvement in the Amsterdam office portfolio.