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RBR LOG signs lease agreement for the control of RBR Hortolândia II
- The fund was already under negotiation with two new companies.
08/09/2021
In a Material Fact disclosed last Friday (06), RBR Log informed that it has entered into a lease agreement to control 16 thousand square meters of the RBR Hortolândia II.
The fund acquired the property in February 2020, at the time the property was leased to Fiat (FCA). In May 2021, FCA returned the property. The fund was already under negotiation with two new companies. As soon as Fiat returned it, reforms began to adapt the property to meet the needs of a multi-user enterprise.
In less than three months after Fiat's departure, the fund announced two new leases from B2W on June 13 and the second now on August 6 to Zaragoza (Export and Import), thus keeping the property 100% leased.
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