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STOCKHOLM (Direkt) Glitnir Bank Luxembourg har i en transaktion omfattande 2,3 miljarder kronor i lån och eget kapital köpt Bovista Invest från det konkursdrabbade danska bolaget Centerplan Nordic. Därigenom blir Glitnir ägare till en fastighetsportfölj innehållande 370.000 kvadratmeter i huvudsak svenska bostadsfastigheter i södra Sverige.

Det skriver Fastighetssverige.se på onsdagen.

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