Deutsche Bank bought the WestendDuo office tower in Frankfurt from CBRE Global Investors Inc. for about $326 million.
January 10, 2014 at 08:00 AM
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Deutsche Bank bought the WestendDuo office tower in Frankfurt from CBRE Global Investors Inc. for about $326 million as German commercial properties draw investors.
Deutsche Bank also bought an office-development project in Paris for about $142 million, the Frankfurt-based lender said in a statement Friday. Both acquisitions were made by Deutsche Asset & Wealth Management for the Grundbesitz Europa investment fund.
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