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Benkey Vastgoedfonds acquires Frontier office building in Delft

Ilse van der Kooij

2 december 2025

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Benkey Vastgoedfonds acquires Frontier office building in Delft

Benkey Real Estate Fund acquires Frontier office building in Delft

Laren, December 2, 2025 – Benkey Real Estate Fund has acquired the prominent Frontier office building located on the Delftechpark business park in Delft. The property at Delftechpark 39-61 comprises approximately 10,178 m² of office space across ten floors and is situated in a prime location near the TU Delft campus.

A strategic choice for growth and accessibility

Frontier is excellently accessible via the A13 motorway, the N470, and Delft-Zuid station, and offers 223 parking spaces, including a secure parking garage. The building features a representative entrance, flexible floor layouts, and large windows providing ample natural light. Multiple tenants with a long-standing presence at this location contribute to the innovative character of the business park.

“Frontier fits perfectly with our strategy: high-quality assets in dynamic locations with strong tenants. This acquisition underlines our ambition to build a solid and future-proof portfolio.”

Bram van Helden

Head of Investments

M7 Real Estate

The selling party is M7 Real Estate. Parties involved in the transaction included Prime Realty Partners, Loyens & Loeff, Gijsen Real Estate Advisory, NIVAB, and Hengstem & Stolp Notaries.

About Benkey

Benkey launched its real estate fund in the summer of 2024. Since then, the fund has completed multiple real estate transactions in the Netherlands, with a focus on commercial and value-add properties. Benkey pursues a personal approach, a manageable scale, and long-term relationships with investors. Its mission is to generate stable, hassle-free income through responsible and yield-generating real estate investments.

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