Skanska Divests Second Phase of Centrum Południe in Wrocław for EUR 62 Million

Skanska Divests Second Phase of Centrum Południe in Wrocław for EUR 62 Million

Skanska has finalized the sale of the second phase of the Centrum Południe office complex in Wrocław, Poland, for EUR 62 million (approximately SEK 680 million). The buyer is INVESTIKA Real Estate Fund, acting in joint venture with BUD HOLDINGS. The deal will be recognized by Skanska Commercial Development Europe in the fourth quarter of 2025, with the property transfer taking place immediately.

The newly divested building comprises 15 above-ground floors and two underground levels, offering more than 21,500 square meters of modern office and retail space alongside 215 parking spaces. Located close to Wrocław’s main railway station, the complex benefits from excellent access to sustainable transport and major city connections.

Centrum Południe integrates strong ESG principles throughout its design and operation. All electricity used in the building is sourced from renewable energy backed by a declaration of origin. The development includes community-oriented amenities such as loggias on every floor and a public basketball court.

The office complex holds multiple top-tier environmental and accessibility certifications, including LEED Platinum, WELL Gold, and Object Without Barriers. Sustainability is maintained not only in the structure and systems but also within interior spaces. BNY, the sole office tenant, achieved LEED Commercial Interiors Platinum certification for its fit-out, earning the second-highest score in Europe. Retail space is leased to healthcare operator Luxmed.

Construction of the second phase began in 2021 and reached completion in 2023, marking another milestone in Skanska’s portfolio of sustainable commercial developments in Central and Eastern Europe.

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