PSP Investments ha venido su participación minoritaria en el Centro Comercial Arkadia
Noviembre 2021 — PSP Investments ha vendido su participación minoritaria en el Centro Comercial Arkadia a Spectrum, un fondo de capital privado enfocado en real estate con sede principal en Guatemala, y Yellowston Capital Partners (YCP), un fondo de capital privado con énfasis en real estate.
Arkadia es un centro comercial regional con una excelente ubicación en Medellín, Colombia. Este emblemático centro comercial tiene un área para alquileres de 50,859 m2, 202 unidades de negocio y más de 1,800 parqueaderos.
Spectrum se especializa en el desarrollo, mercadeo y operación de proyectos de real estate en Guatemala, Honduras, Nicaragua y Colombia. Su principal foco de inversión son los segmentos de retail, oficinas y vivienda.
YCP es un fondo de capital privado colombo- estadounidense con US$500 millones en capital administrado. Su estrategia de inversión está enfocada en comprar terrenos, desarrollar y operar proyectos residenciales de uso mixto y a gran escala, principalmente dirigidos para la clase media y trabajadora de Colombia.
The Public Sector Pension Investment Board (PSP Investments) es uno de los administradores de fondos de pensiones más grandes de Canadá. Maneja un portafolio diversificado a nivel global de inversiones en mercados financieros públicos, capital privado, finca raíz, infraestructura, recursos naturales y deuda privada. Fundada en 1999, PSP Investments administra contribuciones netas al fondo de pensiones del Servicio Público Federal, las Fuerzas Canadienses, la Policía Montada de Canadá, y la Fuerza de Reserva. Con sede en Ottawa, PSP Investments tiene su oficina principal en Montreal y oficinas en Nueva York, Londres y Hong Kong.
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