OCP Partnerships

OCP established its first partnership with a blue-chip Dutch family office in 2014. The aim of the partnership is to invest in secure and stable real estate assets with a long term investment horizon (>10 years). The portfolio contains 500 residential units in Amsterdam and Utrecht, and 3 convenience retail centers in strong urban locations in the Netherlands. In 2018 the partnership made its first international investment with the acquisition of the Belgrave portfolio’s in Ireland. Current assets under management are €300m.

This closed-end venture was established by OCP and an American Fund Manager. The aim of the partnership was to invest in Amsterdam residential assets, both in regulated and non-regulated housing portfolios, with a time horizon of 5 years. Between 2014 and 2016 the partnership acquired 2,000 residential units through a string of acquisitions, including a development of 500 residential units targeting first time renters (starters). The partnership invested significant amounts of capital in the assets, to upgrade them to modern standards including the upgrade of energy labels, placement of solar panels, etc. The portfolio was sold in 2018 to CBRE Global Investors.

This closed-end partnership was established between OCP and a global investment bank. The aim of the partnership is to acquire undermanaged Dutch convenience retail assets, anchored by supermarkets in strong urban locations that are supported by favorable demographic trends. After a string of acquisitions from various seller the partnership established a dominant position within the Dutch convenience retail market. The venture continues to invest heavily in the assets by redeveloping and upgrading them to modern standards. The venture has disposed all non-convenience retail assets to create one homogeneous, stable and focused portfolio. Additionally, the venture has disposed some of the more mature assets to capture performance and value created.

This partnership is a joint-venture between OCP and a Sovereign Wealth Fund. The aim of the partnership is to create the leading housing company in North Western Europe focused on affordable housing, including student- and starters homes. The partnership has a long investment horizon (>10 year) and focuses on residential assets in strong urban locations. Currently, the partnership owns a portfolio of more than €3.0b with assets in the Netherlands, Ireland, Denmark and Finland.

In 2021 OCP took control of the asset management mandate for Dela’s direct real estate. The portfolio is constituted of prime high street assets spread over 28 cities in the Netherlands. The strategy consists of adding value through e.g. the transformation of not (fully) utilized space. By capturing the potential and stabilising the assets, OCP optimizes and prepares the assets for an exit in the short- to mid- term.