ASR Dutch Core Residential Fund

Portfolio

A selection of our residential portfolio

The ASR Dutch Core Residential Fund has a mature, core, diversified residential portfolio consisting of sustainable, high-quality residential rental assets in the strongest economic and demographic regions of the Netherlands.

Wonderwoods: a vertical forest in Utrecht

The two towers of the Wonderwoods multifunctional real estate project are the green landmark in the Utrecht railway station area. With 300 trees and 75.000 shrubs and plants, this building contributes to the urban biodiversity. The ASR Dutch Core Residential Fund owns 248 dwellings, 60 of which will be rented in the affordable rental segment.

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Laurierkwartier: green oasis a stone’s throw from Utrecht

Laurierkwartier consists of 97 rental dwellings, 50 of which are apartments and 47 single-family houses with a spacious courtyard garden. Most of the dwellings are rented out in line with the municipality of Utrecht’s Actieplan Middenhuurwoningen (Action Plan Mid-priced rental dwellings).

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This slide displays ASR DCRF Laurierkwartier Foto Corné Bastiaansen '22 0732@.

The Roofs: eye-catcher in The Hague’s skyline

Located next to The Hague central station, The Roofs has 655 rental dwellings ranging from social rent, affordable rent and free sector. The housing concept in The Roofs activates cohesion between residents with a dedicated residents app and a meeting place.

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This slide displays ASR DCRF The Roofs Foto Corné Bastiaansen '23 2401@.

Cruquiuswerf: dwellings in increasingly popular Amsterdam East

The ASR Dutch Core Residential Fund owns 122 dwellings on the Cruquiuseiland in Amsterdam’s Eastern Port Area. This industrial and water-rich peninsula will be transformed into a lively residential, work and recreation area. Some of the dwellings have been made available to the affordable rental segment to enhance affordability in the Amsterdam residential market.

This slide displays ASR DCRF Cruquiuswerf Foto Corné Bastiaansen '22 6081@ (1).
This slide displays ASR DCRF Cruquiuswerf Foto Corné Bastiaansen '22 1516@.

Huizen: sustainable renovation single-family houses to A+ energy label

64 dwellings in Huizen dating from the late 1980s are part of the ASR Dutch Core Residential Fund. By sustainably renovating these dwellings, including a hybrid heat pump, the dwellings went from energy label B/C to A+.

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Lapis Lazuli: affordable rent with priority for seniors

In Lapis Lazuli in Heerhugowaard, the ASR Dutch Core Residential Fund owns 50 dwellings. All these dwellings are rented out in the affordable rental segment, with priority given to seniors to achieve mobility in the housing market. The amenities in and around the dwellings make it very attractive for seniors to live in in Lapis Lazuli.

This slide displays ASR DCRF Lapis Lazuli Foto Corné Bastiaansen '22 5142.
This slide displays ASR DCRF Lapis Lazuli Foto Corné Bastiaansen '22 5159.

Ottho: affordable rent in Amsterdam

Ottho boasts a total of 392 apartments in five residential buildings. The ASR Dutch Core Residential Fund has purchased 327 apartments. 255 apartments fall in the affordable segment and 96 of these meet the requirements as stated in the More Mid-Price Rentals Action Plan 2020 of the Municipality of Amsterdam.

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Mariënpark: surrounded by green near The Hague

The 36 dwellings in Mariënpark are located in Leidschendam, 15 minutes from the centre of The Hague. Some of the dwellings are intended for the affordable rental segment.

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