Buysse & Partners Sells Zilveren Toren in The Hague to Rijksvastgoedbedrijf.
Buysse & Partners Sells Zilveren Toren in The Hague to Rijksvastgoedbedrijf.
31 March 2026 – Belgian private investment group Buysse & Partners has sold the Zilveren Toren at Prinses Beatrixlaan 13-15 in The Hague to the Rijksvastgoedbedrijf (RVB). The transaction fits within the active management and rotation strategy of Smart Assets, Buysse & Partners' real estate fund that invests in iconic buildings across the Benelux.
The Zilveren Toren is located in The Hague's Central Innovation District and was originally completed in 1968. The building underwent an extensive renovation in 2014 and comprises 24,400 m² of office space, 3,200 m² of archive space, and 233 parking spaces, complemented by a spacious underground bicycle storage facility. The property holds an EPC label A. The land on which the parking structure is situated forms part of the recent development vision for The Hague's Beatrix Quarter.
The building is fully let to MN Services until the end of 2028.
Buysse & Partners acquired the Zilveren Toren in 2020 for its Smart Assets real estate strategy. Today, this portfolio represents a real estate value of approximately €400 million, with investments in Amsterdam, Rotterdam, Brussels, and Antwerp.
The transaction reflects the fund's active approach to portfolio management. Over the investment period, the team focused on hands-on asset management, targeted sustainability investments, and securing a high-quality tenancy.
"With this transaction, we reaffirm our strategy of actively managing iconic buildings and rotating them at the right moment," says Peter De Bie, Partner at Buysse & Partners. "Zilveren Toren illustrates how professional asset management and targeted sustainability investments lead to structural value creation and a robust track record."
The RVB intends to use the Zilveren Toren to house government departments in due course. This acquisition aligns with the Rijksvastgoedbedrijf's strategy to acquire sustainable buildings, driven by both cost considerations and its own sustainability objectives. `. With this transaction, it secures a strategically located and future-proof office location within the Central Innovation District.
For this transaction, Buysse & Partners was advised by Houthoff Notaris, Sens Real Estate and CBRE. The RVB was advised by Pillar Notarissen, Haskoning and PwC Valuations.