Abenex REIM, through a dedicated investment vehicle backed by institutional and private investors, has acquired a residential real estate asset located in Neuilly-sur-Seine (92). This transaction is fully aligned with Abenex REIM’s strategy, which targets high-quality assets in prime locations with strong value-creation potential.
Constructed in 1936, the Art Deco building consists of over 2,800 sqm of Carrez law surface across six floors (R+6). Ideally located near the Bois de Boulogne and just minutes from metro line 1, the asset benefits benefits from a prime location in Neuilly-sur-Seine.
The property was previously owned by a family joint-ownership (indivision) and has been well maintained. However, no significant value-enhancing initiatives have been undertaken until now. In line with its value-add strategy and ESG positioning, Abenex — a purpose-driven and B-Corp certified company— is planning a repositioning program for approximately three years.
The renovation program will aim to significantly enhance the building’s energy performance while redesigning the layout of the common areas. The restructuring of the upper floors and reconfiguration of the apartments will help address the strong demand for family housing in Neuilly-sur-Seine.
Carried out with the support of institutional and private investors – including Etoile du Nord Promotion, LC Promo, CEPRAL Participations and the FCPR Anaxago Society – via a dedicated investment vehicle, this acquisition adds to Abenex REIM’s portfolio, which now exceeds €200 million. It marks the second transaction completed in 2025.
“In an opportunistic market environment, this acquisition demonstrates our ability to identify and secure high-quality residential assets under attractive conditions. The recovery currently observed in Neuilly reinforces our convictions regarding the resilience and strong value-creation potential of prime locations in Paris’ inner suburbs,”
comments Vincent Brunswick, Partner at Abenex in charge of real estate activities.
The renovation plan aims to significantly improve the building’s energy performance and reconfigure common areas. The restructuring of upper floors and reorganization of apartment layouts will address the strong demand for family housing in Neuilly-sur-Seine.
