Union Investment sells Les Grands Prés shopping center in Belgium for about EUR 265 million

By Public Technologies
  • Union Investment sold Les Grands Prés shopping center in Mons, Belgium, to Eurocommercial Properties for about EUR 265 million.
  • The sale covers 100% of the shares, with closing expected November 4, 2026; Belgium’s largest shopping-center transaction since 2018.
  • The nearly fully leased property has about 100 stores across 26,900 square meters.
  • Acquired in 2004 for about EUR 109 million, the center was held in the UniImmo: Europa open-ended real estate fund.
  • A modernization and expansion between 2014 and 2016 cost about EUR 70 million, adding 8,200 square meters of retail space.


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