Two years after its purchase and less than a year after the departure of its tenant, Inbest Prime, controlled by the fund manager Corpfin Capital, has signed the lease on one of its star assets: the commercial premises located on Calle Princesa 41, in the centre of Madrid.
Inbest Prime Asset has signed a lease for part of the asset, as reported by Socimi itself to the MAB, the index where it has been listed for a year. The company has not revealed the identity of the new tenant, which it defines as “a first-rate operator”. However, according to sources consulted by Brainsre.news, the new tenant is going to be the German supermarket chain Lidl.
