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Jamestown Enters Europe With Big Buy, Seeks Additional Properties in Major Cities

Atlanta-Based Firm Pays $320 Million for Groot Handelsgebouw in Netherlands
Jamestown paid about $320 million for Groot Handelsgebouw, next to Rotterdam's main train station (above) in the Netherlands. (Getty Images)
Jamestown paid about $320 million for Groot Handelsgebouw, next to Rotterdam's main train station (above) in the Netherlands. (Getty Images)
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December 20, 2019 | 7:22 P.M.

Jamestown, the real estate investment firm known for its redevelopment of Chelsea Market in New York City, is expanding in Europe with the acquisition of one of the Netherlands' largest mixed-use buildings. The Atlanta-based company also said it is seeking deals in London, Berlin, Lisbon and other major cities on the continent.

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