Achmea Real Estate buys 110 rental homes, social space in Rotterdam’s Nieuw Oden project

By Public Technologies
  • Achmea Real Estate bought 110 rental homes, 724 sq m of community space in Sustay’s Nieuw Oden project in Hoogvliet, Rotterdam.
  • Deal completed for Achmea Dutch Health Care Property Fund; acquisition covers the lower tower within the 211-home two-tower development.
  • Assets include 86 age-friendly apartments, 24 starter studios, 51 parking spaces; ground floor allocated to community and primary care uses.
  • Project under construction by Bouwonderneming Stout; average energy label A++; delivery scheduled for Q2 2029.


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