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Amancio Ortega real estate expansion

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In late July 2026, Inditex founder Amancio Ortega’s privately held real‑estate portfolio was reported to have reached roughly 132 properties in 13 countries after a series of 2024 purchases, including a Paris office complex, a Boston luxury‑apartment tower, logistics centres in the Netherlands and Canada, and participation in a consortium to acquire Australian logistics group Qube. A week later, his family office, Pontegadea, was ranked among the world’s ten largest family offices with assets estimated at €100‑110 billion. The ranking highlighted the office’s focus on high‑quality assets in major cities such as Madrid, London, Paris, New York, Toronto, Seattle and Sydney, underscoring the continued growth and global diversification of Ortega’s real‑estate holdings. Specific details regarding his holdings show flagship properties in London, Madrid, San Francisco, and Shanghai valued between €400 million and €700 million, while the Paris office complex was acquired for €850 million and the Royal Bank Plaza in Canada is valued at €800 million. By mid-August 2026, data from Pontegadea Inversiones indicated that Ortega’s assets had grown by 8%, reaching a total of €117.083 billion. This increase was driven by a combined profit of €10.055 billion, a 7.9% rise compared to 2024, fueled largely by the continuous flow of dividends from Inditex. On August 23, 2026, Pontegadea further expanded its footprint in London by acquiring a €175 million apartment complex on Baker Street in Marylebone. This acquisition signals a strategic shift for the investment vehicle, moving from a primary focus on offices and large commercial spaces into the British residential rental market. Ortega now holds 15 properties in the British capital, as part of a global portfolio comprising over 200 assets across 40 cities valued at more than €4.2 billion.

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