Remake Asset Management, through its SCPI Remake Live fund, acquired four hotels, as well as a logistics facility.
What were the most important factors for Remake in making the deal? What characteristics was the company looking for in its facilities?
Julien Lamy, head of Investments – partner, Remake Asset Management: When making the deal, Remake was primarily focused on ensuring long-term revenue stability. We were also looking for a Class A logistics building with modern and highly developed infrastructure, able to support efficient operations. Furthermore, a stable and understandable legal environment was a key consideration, as it provides the necessary security for long-term investments.
Do we know what the company’s future plans are? Is Remake looking to continue to expand in Poland?
JL: Remake plans to continue expanding in Poland in 2025. We will be evaluating all opportunities that offer stable revenue streams and attractive returns, as these align with our growth strategy and long-term objectives.
Błażej Czwarnok, head of Gide law firm in Warsaw: After a certain period of hesitation regarding the Polish market, real estate investors have been showing renewed interest since mid-2024. This trend basically concerns all sectors of real estate in Poland. We were very happy to assist Remake Live SCPI – which is a French vehicle allowing for a collective investment in real estate – in its entry to the Polish market, since it marks this trend and shows the attractiveness of the Polish economy.