Aberdeen Asset Management will shortly begin marketing the City of London headquarters of the National Bank of Greece.
The fund manager is seeking offers in excess of £90m for 75 King William Street, EC4, reflecting a net initial yield of 5.75% and a capital value per sq ft of £700.
The 128,000 sq ft freehold property commands a rent roll of £5.5m pa, an average rent of £42.50 per sq ft.
The partially refurbished block is principally let to tenants including Den Danske Bank, i2 Offices and S Three.
The National Bank of Greece, which occupies two of the seven office floors, is the largest tenant in the building.
Scottish Widows, which was taken over by Aberdeen last year, bought the building in 2010 from Degi Deutsche Gesellschaft Immobilienfonds for £67m, a 6.7% yield.
GM Real Estate has been appointed to advise on the sale.
