The Jean Monet Building, headquarters of the European Parliament and the European Commission in the Portuguese capital, is undergoing extensive renovation, following the purchase of more than 70% of the building by Sonagi, the Queiroz Pereira family’s real estate holding company.
The renovation aims to adapt it to new work trends, but also in terms of sustainability, with the owner’s objective being certification Breeam Gold.
With 12 floors dedicated to offices and services and close to one of the main and «glamorous» arteries of the city of Lisbon – Avenida da Liberdade -, the property has always had a notable relevance, not only due to its grandeur but also its enviable situation.
The consultancies Cushman & Wakefield and Worx Real Estate Consultants are selling the lease of approximately 4,000m2 in the Jean Monnet 1 building.
For Afonso Almeida Fernandes, Senior Consultant at Cushman & Wakefield: “These offices represent a great opportunity for companies that want to develop their activity on one of Lisbon’s main avenues, as there are few spaces of this size and quality in such an area. sought after as Avenida da Liberdade.”
“We believe that this is one of the most emblematic assets currently available at Prime CBD – says Jorge Telles de Carvalho, Consultant at Worx Real Estate Consultants. What he says: «The ongoing rehabilitation will make it a reference product, for all companies looking to combine quality facilities with a prestigious location.”
