The Investment Committee (IC) of the Apollo Healthcare Property Fund currently consists of five members, two of which are independent members. As the Fund continues to grow steadily, we have decided to strengthen countervailing power of the IC by expanding it with an additional independent member. We are pleased to announce that Guido Verhoef (Head […]
The Apollo Healthcare Property Fund has signed a turnkey agreement with Roosdom Tijhuis for the realization of a new residential care complex on Veldhovenstraat in Rijssen, which will offer care to people with a mental and/or physical condition. The lease and realization agreement has been signed with the Baalderborg Group, which will be the tenant […]
Hartelt is proud to announce that the Apollo Healthcare Property Fund has realized a significant capital increase by attracting a pension fund as a new investor. This brings us one step closer to our goal of increasing our portfolio to € 500 million with real estate that makes a clear contribution to the services of […]
The Apollo Healthcare Property Fund has acquired the De Rompert health centre in ‘s-Hertogenbosch. The centre has an area of approximately 1,356m² and is fully leased by a general practitioner and pharmacy. Redevelopment and Expansion The centre is currently in an outdated state and in urgent need of redevelopment and renovation. For example, the building […]
We are all getting older. Where will all these elderly people live? Where do the elderly of the future want to live and will the offer match that? Victor Gulickx, Fund Director of Hartelt Fund Management BV, gives his opinion in the second part of the triptych about healthcare real estate from Vastgoedmarkt. The first […]
The Apollo Healthcare Property Fund was established in May 2016 and the first investor signed in July 2016: the Pension Fund for General Practitioners. Since then, the fund has grown by 15 properties, 111.6 million in investments, 166 million in the pipeline and the fund was named GRESB Global Sector Leader Healthcare Development in 2020. […]
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