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[{"type":"text","content":"\n \nRNS Number : 1382B Schroder Eur Real Est Inv Trust PLC 08 January 2018 \n\n \n8 January 2018\n \nSCHRODER EUROPEAN REIT SECURES NEW KEY TENANT AT METROMAR SHOPPING CENTRE, SEVILLE\n \n-1,200 sqm letting enhances leisure offering at one of the region's premier family destinations-\n \nSchroder European Real Estate Investment Trust plc (\"SEREIT\"), the company investing in European growth cities, has agreed a new anchor lease with Urban Planet, one of Spain's leading leisure specialists at its Metromar Shopping Centre in Seville, southern Spain. \n \nUrban Planet has signed a five year lease, with an option for a further five years, on c. 1,200 sqm of space, at a passing rent ahead of business plan at acquisition. It will be Urban Planet's first leisure centre in the Seville region, with SEREIT having secured exclusivity limiting its opening of other trampoline related businesses in the region.\n \nUrban Planet has a strong track record of producing, managing and implementing innovative leisure experiences linked to physical activity. At Metromar, the primary activity will be trampolining, as well as climbing, dodgeball, a children's play area and a food & beverage offering. Catering for all ages, the new space will complement the centre's existing leisure offering, and is expected to significantly drive customer footfall and dwell time. \n \nUrban Planet is aiming to commence trading during 2018, following the demolition of the existing unit, and will invest significant capital, demonstrating its commitment to the centre.\n \nSEREIT acquired Metromar in May 2017 in joint venture with the Schroder advised Immobilien Europa Direkt, for a purchase price of approximately €52.5 million, reflecting a net initial yield of 6.2%. The 23,500 sqm shopping centre is 99% let to 50 tenants, with a significant convenience retail offering and is anchored by a 2,300 sqm Mercadona grocery supermarket. \n \nJeff O'Dwyer, Fund Manager at Schroder REIM, commented: \n \n\"One of our acquisition objectives was to identify and deliver a quality leisure operator to what was a historically non-income producing space. We believe that Urban Planet will be a transformational tenant, changing the dynamic of the centre and further improving performance. \n \n\"Achieved at a...
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