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Trades about 290% below its sector, cheaper than its peers on earnings.
NSI N.V. are Amsterdam real estate specialists bringing together local market knowledge, experience and capital. Our commitment is to help shape the future of how we work and live by understanding the local market and putting the needs of our customers first. With over 30 years of high-profile Dutch real estate experience, we're here to stay in creating the places of today and tomorrow. We create spaces that bring people together; creating connection, stimulating productivity and benefitting well-being. With a commitment to sustainability leadership, we improve our energy efficiency and minimise our footprint by reducing, adapting and reusing materials to enable all of our customers to work in an environment that contributes to a more a sustainable future for all. We work together with all our stakeholders to drive true partnerships that generate customer satisfaction, strong returns and long-term value.
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