Deutsche Hypo – NORD/LB Real Estate Finance provides €89m in real estate loans

Deutsche Hypo – NORD/LB Real Estate Finance has provided a €39 mln "green" refinancing loan for Olivia Prime B, a Class A office building located within the Olivia Centre in Gdańsk. 

OliviaB in Gdansk, House Modernes in Utrecht

This follows a similar successful refinancing of its neighbouring property, Olivia Prime A, in March 2025. This latest transaction underscores Deutsche Hypo's growing presence in the Polish office market.
Combined, Olivia Prime A and Olivia Prime B offer approximately 56,000 m² of office space as part of the innovative Olivia Centre. Both buildings hold a BREEAM Excellent certification, recognised for their superior façade, advanced building technology, and contemporary, user-focused interior designs.
Beata Latoszek, head of Representative Office Warsaw, stated: “We are pleased to further deepen our long-standing expertise in the Polish market and to once again support a strong local partner. The Olivia Centre is a prime example of modern, sustainable office architecture and aligns perfectly with our ambition to actively shape the transformation of European real estate markets.” 
Separately, Deutsche Hypo – NORD/LB Real Estate Finance has provided a €50 mln loan to Achmea Real Estate. 
This funding will help Achmea Real Estate's Dutch Retail Property Fund (ADRPF) quickly capitalise on new opportunities in the recovering Dutch retail market and further its sustainability goals.
The ADRPF manages a portfolio exceeding €900 mln, consisting of 87 properties in prime Dutch city centres, established neighbourhood shopping centres, and supermarkets. The fund reported a strong return of 5.1% in the first nine months of 2025, outperforming the MSCI benchmark of 2.8%.
Asset Partners and NautaDutilh advised Achmea Real Estate on the financing, while Houthoff served as the legal advisor for Deutsche Hypo – NORD/LB Real Estate Finance.
Martijn Turenhout, senior director Real Estate Finance at Deutsche Hypo – NORD/LB Real Estate Finance, said: “We are pleased to support Achmea Real Estate in implementing its growth and sustainability ambitions. This Green Loan aligns perfectly with our commitment to actively shaping the climate transition in the real estate sector and strengthening long-term partnerships with responsible market participants.”
Fund manager Anky Vink of the ADRPF (Achmea Dutch Retail Property Fund) added: “We see ample opportunities in the improving retail market to further strengthen and future‑proof our portfolio. This additional financing enables us to capitalise on these opportunities more quickly. Adding leverage also offers the fund’s participants the prospect of enhanced returns.”