Business · Companies · 17 hrs ago
New owner seeks tenants for Almere’s 120-metre World Trade Center
A new owner is seeking tenants for Almere’s World Trade Center in the Netherlands.
The building is 120 metres tall and has office space equal to seven football fields.
Property developer Ger Visser built it as part of a plan to make commuter city Almere a business centre.
But tenants did not come, leaving the building without the demand its scale suggested.
The new owner says Almere has some potential.
The owner is now looking for businesses to rent space there.
A new owner is seeking tenants for Almere’s 120-metre World Trade Center.
The building was developed as part of a plan to make the commuter town a business centre.
It has office space described as equivalent to seven football fields.
Tenants stayed away after it was built.
- Who
- The new owner is seeking tenants. Property baron Ger Visser built the WTC.
- What
- The new owner is seeking tenants for Almere’s World Trade Center.
- When
- Not stated
- Where
- Almere, the Netherlands
- Why
- The building was intended to help make Almere a business centre, but tenants stayed away.
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- Height
- 120 metres
- Location
- Almere
- Office space
- Equivalent to seven football fields
- Original vision
- To make Almere a business centre
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What people are saying
The city does have some potential