The real estate portfolio of the Amancio Ortega family office [2025]

Located at 1-11 John Adam Street in Covent Garden, this 330,000 sq ft Grade II-listed 1930s Art Deco building houses tenants including The Economist, Condé Nast, and Spotify.

Pontegadea is the largest single property owner on Oxford Street, housing flagship stores including Primark and Zara.

A six-story, 116,000 sq ft office building at 6 St. James’s Square acquired in a sale-leaseback transaction.

A 320,000 sq ft converted Royal Mail sorting office housing McKinsey & Co, Rothesay Life, and other major tenants.

A 248-meter, 109,000 sq m office tower designed by Norman Foster, serving as headquarters for the oil company Cepsa.

A 28,000 sq m building leased by Spanish media company Planeta, purchased from Blackstone.

The largest single-asset trade in Seattle history. Two LEED Gold-certified office towers (811,520 sq ft) fully leased to Amazon in South Lake Union.

Located at 1501 K St. NW, this 401,000 sq ft historic office building (92% leased) is anchored by law firm Sidley Austin LLP.

A 436,000 sq ft mixed-use property at Union Square comprising a 192-room hotel, 202,000 sq ft of offices, and 129,000 sq ft of retail.

A historic 1857 cast-iron building at 490 Broadway in SoHo, known for housing the world’s first successful passenger elevator.

One of the largest retail property sales in Florida history, featuring flagship stores for Gap, Apple, Capital One, and Nike.

A 55-story office tower and 2 acres of adjacent land in downtown Miami.

A 31-story tower at 1111 Brickell Avenue in Miami’s financial district, housing Banco Sabadell’s U.S. headquarters.

A 500-unit residential tower marking Pontegadea’s entry into U.S. multifamily markets.

A 492-unit apartment tower in Chicago’s West Loop, the city’s top commercial deal that year.

A 44-story, 259-unit residential tower in downtown Fort Lauderdale.