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Lords LB Baltic Fund III has successfully completed its operations
We advised Lords LB Baltic Fund III, the closed-end real estate investment fund managed by Lords LB Asset Management, on closing down and selling 11 properties in Lithuania and Latvia. This is one of the largest portfolio sales in the Baltic States in recent years. Among the largest assets within the sale were the logistics […]
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Linstow acquires new property and signs lease agreement with SEB on bank’s new HQ in Riga
Linstow’s and SEB’s Latvian subsidiaries have entered into a lease agreement under which Linstow Baltic will develop and lease out to SEB Latvia a brand-new business centre to be located at 2 Ernesta Birznieka-Upīša Street in Riga, right across the street from Linstow Baltic’s recent development, the award-winning shopping centre Origo and the business centre […]
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Record-breaking IPO of Enefit Green
We advised the book-runners of the IPO with the largest number of subscribers in the history of the Baltics on the successful offering and listing of the shares on the main list of the Nasdaq Tallinn Stock Exchange. The Enefit Green offering is arranged by Swedbank, Nordea, and Citigroup. An unprecedented number of retail investors […]
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Construction process of the Rail Baltica station and related infrastructure at Riga international airport has been launched
On 30 June 2021 a ceremony was held to open the construction site for the Rail Baltica station at Riga International Airport. The event signified the launch of the construction process of the Rail Baltica station and related infrastructure at Riga International Airport. The Project The specific project is part of Rail Baltica – the […]
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Linstow acquires Sporta 2 quarter
A group company of Linstow, one of the leading long-term real estate project developers in various fields in the Baltics, has acquired the prestigious Sporta 2 quarter, a 3 ha property located in the very centre of Riga. The company intends to develop the property as a mixed-use urban development project in the coming years. […]