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Norway SWF Acquires 25% Stake in Prime London Property Portfolio

Staff Writer
Staff Writer
Apr. 14, 2025
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Norway’s sovereign wealth fund, the world’s largest, has acquired a 25% stake in a prestigious mixed-use property portfolio in London’s Mayfair district for £305.7 million ($376.53 million). This acquisition, managed by Norges Bank Investment Management, highlights the fund’s continued confidence in London’s real estate market.
Norway investment in London

The acquired portfolio spans approximately 2.3 million square feet and consists primarily of office and retail assets concentrated around Grosvenor Street and Mount Street. The properties are known for their prime location and high rental yields, making them a strategic addition to the fund’s global real estate holdings.

The transaction values the entire portfolio at £1.223 billion, with real estate group Grosvenor retaining a 75% stake and continuing to manage the properties. This partnership ensures the long-term stability and growth of the assets, reinforcing their appeal to institutional investors.

Norway’s sovereign wealth fund has been actively diversifying its real estate investments, focusing on stable and high-value markets. This latest acquisition aligns with its strategy of investing in premium commercial and retail spaces in major financial hubs worldwide.

Despite economic fluctuations, London remains one of the world’s top real estate markets, attracting international investment. This move signals strong confidence in the city’s long-term growth and underscores the importance of prime locations in the fund’s investment strategy.