Frey secures €54M mortgage loan, capping €464M financing haul

What's the deal? French listed property company FreyDealroom has a profile for this one. Try Dealroom → has signed a €54 million mortgage financing secured against Parc Vallès, its premium retail park in Spain. The seven-year loan lifts the total new financing Frey has raised since the start of 2026 to €464 million.

Why now? The debt builds on €250 million of corporate financing and €160 million of mortgage financing already secured this year. Together, the deals sharply boost the group's financial flexibility as it pushes its European growth strategy.

What's the endgame? Frey develops and operates more than 40 retail parks and outlet villages across 10 countries, spanning over 1.2 million sqm and €2.6 billion of assets. The fresh capital has raised its available liquidity to nearly €800 million, up from €384 million at year-end 2025.

The financing also broadened Frey's banking pool with four new international partners alongside its long-standing lenders.

"The financing transactions completed since the beginning of the year reflect our banking partners' continued confidence in the strength of our business model and the quality of our assets," said Sébastien Eymard, deputy chief executive officer of Frey.

The signal: The widening lender base and rising liquidity point to renewed confidence in European retail real estate — a sector once written off amid the rise of e-commerce, now backing operators of premium physical destinations.

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