FRANKFURT-Tristan Capital Partners, based in London, has purchased two office buildings here in the Bockenheim district through its CCP III Fund for $118 million. The properties are comprised of 375,000-square-feet of office, residential and retail.

According to a Tristan statement, the buildings had been intended to form part of a portfolio of assets in a new German listed REIT, but the trust was put on hold due to adverse market conditions. Cameron Spry, head of investments for Tristan, said the history of the two offices allowed a satisfactory purchase. “(The link) to the broader developments in German real estate investment legislation and trends in the equity markets allowed us to acquire them at a very competitive price,” he said in a statement.

The two properties were built in 1998. One of the buildings is fully leased to office tenants such as DWP bank, KfW and Nomura. The second building is a mixed-use property that includes office, 43 apartments and a number of retail units. The complex also includes 349 above-ground and below-ground parking spaces.

Tristan would not comment on the seller of the buildings or the addresses, but did confirm that Jones Lang LaSalle represented the seller. Pamera Asset Management will manage the offices.