Amsterdam,
09
July
2015
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09:32
Europe/Amsterdam

Vesteda, Heilijgers to realise 25 liberalised sector homes in Leusden

Summary

Residential sector investor Vesteda and developer Heilijgers on 7 July signed a turnkey agreement for the realisation of 25 family homes in the Princenhof project in Leusden. The parties expect construction to start in mid July and delivery is expected in the second quarter of 2016.

The homes are located at the edge of the centre of Leusden and have both schools and shops within walking distance. The location is easy to reach via the A28 motorway, while the centre of Amersfoort is within easy reach by car, public transport and bicycle.

The homes vary in size from around 110m2 to 125m2, have an average rent of around €950 a month and have south-facing rear gardens. The homes are fitted with underfloor heating throughout, including the attic. This creates optimum warmth via low-temperature heating.

Nico Mol, director Acquisitions & Development at Vesteda: “The homes are an excellent addition to our portfolio. Leusden is a core region with low supply in recently-built mid-segment houses. It is a small but attractive project with its own identity that will appeal in particular to families and two-person starter households.”

About Vesteda

About Vesteda

Vesteda is a residential investor and landlord that focuses on sustainable and affordable homes in the mid rental segment. Vesteda invests funds for institutional investors, such as pension funds and insurance companies. The portfolio consists of nearly 28,000 residential units with a total value of 9 billion euro. The homes are mainly located in economically strong regions and core urban areas in the Netherlands.