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Loyens & Loeff adviseerde Highbrook verkoopt kantoorgebouw Boompjes 258 en mixed-use gebouw Vasteland 10-40 in Rotterdam

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04-10-2019
Loyens & loeff advised Highbrook on the disposal of office building Boompjes 258 and mixed-use building Vasteland 10-40 in Rotterdam.
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