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MCIP Represents LIDL Lietuva in Selling 4 Stores with Leaseback Agreements
MCIP, a prominent player in investment transactions in the Baltic States, is proud to continue its successful partnership with retail giant Lidl Lietuva. MCIP will oversee the offering of four store buildings currently under construction, set to house Lidl stores. These properties, slated for completion in 2024, will be sold with leaseback agreements.
With the very strong Lidl brand and the company’s remarkable success in the market, these properties are expected to attract interest not only from Lithuanian investors but also from international investment companies, according to MCIP.
“We are confident that the opportunity to acquire all four stores as a portfolio will be highly appealing to foreign investors,” says Svetlana Jaanisk, Senior Advisor, Transactions at MCIP Swiss. Alexander Wolf, CEO at MCIP, notes the growing popularity of retail stores as an investment product in recent years.
The four Lidl stores set to open in 2024 will adhere to the retail chain’s standard format, covering an area of 2.2 to 2.3 thousand square meters. These store buildings will be sold to investors alongside long-term leaseback agreements.
MCIP, renowned for its market-leading experience in managing investment transactions, successfully brokered the sale of a portfolio of 6 leased shops last year.
MCIP, a prominent player in investment transactions in the Baltic States, is proud to continue its successful partnership with retail giant Lidl Lietuva. MCIP will oversee the offering of four store buildings currently under construction, set to house Lidl stores. These properties, slated for completion in 2024, will be sold with leaseback agreements.
With the very strong Lidl brand and the company’s remarkable success in the market, these properties are expected to attract interest not only from Lithuanian investors but also from international investment companies, according to MCIP.
“We are confident that the opportunity to acquire all four stores as a portfolio will be highly appealing to foreign investors,” says Svetlana Jaanisk, Senior Advisor, Transactions at MCIP Swiss. Alexander Wolf, CEO at MCIP, notes the growing popularity of retail stores as an investment product in recent years.
The four Lidl stores set to open in 2024 will adhere to the retail chain’s standard format, covering an area of 2.2 to 2.3 thousand square meters. These store buildings will be sold to investors alongside long-term leaseback agreements.
MCIP, renowned for its market-leading experience in managing investment transactions, successfully brokered the sale of a portfolio of 6 leased shops last year.
