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Gagfah brings €1.7bn Dresden portfolio to market and closes in on €2.1bn CMBS refi

Gagfah, Germany’s largest Germany’s largest residential property company, is bringing to market a 43,000-strong Dresden multi-family portfolio for around €1.7bn later this quarter, and expects to complete the refinancing of a further maturing €2.13bn of CMBS debt by the end of the year, CoStar News understands.
By James Wallace
July 11, 2012 | 7:00 P.M.

Leonardo & Co, the European investment bank, has been appointed to determine the feasibility of a sale of the Dresden portfolio, owned by Gagfah’s Dresden Woba unit and the 1.04bn debt securitised in two equally split separate CMBS transactions, Lehman Brothers’ Windermere IX and Deutsche Bank’s Deco 14.

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