Harbert Management sells Dutch PULSE convenience retail portfolio in two deals

  • HMC Investments’ Harbert European Real Estate sold its Dutch PULSE convenience retail portfolio via two concurrent transactions; terms undisclosed.
  • c.74,000 sq m portfolio spans seven grocery-anchored neighborhood assets in dense urban areas; acquired in September 2019.
  • Dutch institutional investor bought centers in ’s-Hertogenbosch, Utrecht; Orange Capital Partners-led consortium acquired the remaining five assets.
  • Asset management program lifted occupancy to 98%, increased rental income by over 30%, completed a EUR 15 million capex plan.
  • CBRE advised on the disposal; transaction cited as the Netherlands’ largest retail deal in six years based on CBRE comparables.


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