PingProperties sells Het Rondeel in Houten to Kühne Holding B.V.
05-04-2011
Het Rondeel, located at Hoofdveste 11 in Houten, was sold to the building company Kühne on 31 March 2011. Kühne will move into the building, which has a lettable floor area of approx. 2,491 sqm and 46 parking spaces.
This concerns a sale from the PingProperties Office fund II, managed by PingProperties. It was decided to sell Het Rondeel because part of the building consists of business space and therefore no longer fitted into the fund’s strategy.
Kühne has long-term experience in residential and nonresidential building, interior finishing and maintenance work. The firm was already located in Houten and has found a new home base in Het Rondeel.
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