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With the proper framework, investment will flow naturally
German institutional investors are still taking their money abroad when it comes to infrastructure. Speakers at the Börsen-Zeitung Private Markets Week discussed how to reverse this trend.
No-frills serviced apartments – a misjudged business for banks?
Serviced apartments dispense with staff-intensive receptions, and no space is taken up by lobbies, bars, and restaurants. But when it comes to financing, banks often use the same metrics as for hotels.
Stelios Theodosiou: Real Estate Manager des Jahres
Stelios Theodosiou von H.I.G Capital ist Preisträger der Private Markets Awards in der Kategorie Real Estate.
LBBW sticks with the Berlin Hyp brand
As part of LBBW, Berlin Hyp has doubled its real estate portfolio to 63 billion euros. CEO Sascha Klaus discusses the strategy going forward, and new business opportunities, for example in infrastructure.
Erste Private Markets Week der Börsen-Zeitung
Von 20. bis 22. Oktober findet die erste Private Markets Week der Börsen-Zeitung statt. An drei Tagen trifft sich vor den Toren Frankfurts im Casals Forum in Kronberg die deutsche Private-Markets-Community, um über Immobilien & Infrastruktur, Private Credit sowie Private Equity & Venture Capital zu diskutieren.
From the poker table to the property market
Real estate investor Marco Mattes used to be a professional poker player. Now he runs a company which focuses exclusively on secondary real estate locations, including office space.
Deutsche Bank folgt Trade Republic
Die Deutsche Bank tut sich mit der Schweizer Partners Group und ihrer Fondstochter DWS zusammen, um einen Privatmarktfonds für Privatanleger zu starten. Die Bank folgt damit Trade Republic – wählt aber einen anderen Ansatz als der Neobroker.
Real estate giants in transition
Residential rents continue to rise, yet business is becoming tougher for property groups. To generate growth in the future, they are broadening their portfolios.
Why the wave of deals in the real estate markets has yet to materialise
The real estate crisis is considered to be over, but with few deals actually being completed, momentum is lacking. Ken Zipse from Berenberg discusses the market environment in the podcast „Beyond Billions“.
Immobilienmärkte springen noch nicht an
Sebastiano Ferrante von PGIM Real Estate prognostiziert, dass der europäische Immobilienmarkt noch Jahre bis zur Erholung braucht, mit Fokus auf Wohnen und Logistik.
Ardian legt Private-Market-Fonds für Reiche auf
Der Private-Markets-Manager Ardian startet einen weltweiten Evergreen-Fonds für vermögende Privatpersonen. Deutschlandchef Jan Philipp Schmitz unterstreicht die zunehmende Bedeutung dieser Kundengruppe.
„The race towards decarbonisation has begun“
ESG factors are turning up the pressure on real estate investors. Vincent Bryant (Deepki) and Volker Stix (Catella) discuss data quality, regulation, and stranded asset risks – and what it takes to keep up.
Concentrating resources in the central banking district
Numerous financial institutions and supervisors have recently relocated their offices or plan to do so. The central banking district has emerged as the preferred location, with outlying sites increasingly being vacated.
New towers brighten up the Frankfurt skyline
Mixed usage developments are revitalising the Frankfurt central business district. The FOUR project combines offices, flats and retail.
Why the crisis isn’t over yet
In May the major real estate companies will once again step into the spotlight with their quarterly figures. They are showing signs of stabilisation, but for many other players the outlook is less optimistic – and bankruptcies are on the rise.
New sources of debt needed for commercial real estate refinancing wave
Many tens of billions worth of commercial real estate loans need to be refinanced this year and next. The banks are cautious, which is an opportunity for alternative financing sources such as debt funds.
Infrastructure spending can give a boost to real estate sector
The German Parliament has agreed on its 500 billion euro infrastructure package. The real estate industry is still weighing up how it might benefit.
„Market participants need to be patient“
Transaction volume in the German real estate market is set to grow this year. But JLL Germany CEO Konstantin Kortmann tells Börsen-Zeitung in an interview that activity will still be far below the ten year average.
„Top class office space is still in demand“
Clemens Schäfer, Head of Real Estate APAC & Europe at asset manager DWS, sees strong demand for high quality office space, while outdated buildings are finding it hard to attract tenants. He also sees great opportunities in the residential segment.
Private debt team wins in court versus H&A Global Investment
A mysterious real estate deal, contested possession of documents, and a great deal of bad blood. The Frankfurt Labour Court has given its ruling on the dispute between H&A Global Investment Management and its former private debt team.
Consensus between the political parties stops short of tenancy laws
Neither in the election campaign, nor in the CDU's immediate action programme in the event of an election victory, does the housing crisis play a role. But the BVR is calling for urgent measures.
An industry grapples with interest rates
The era of cheap money gave a huge boost to private markets, but the environment has been difficult ever since the 2022 interest rates turnaround. 2025 will be a critical year for the sector.
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