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Modern living: High yields meet complex cost structures

CBRE analyzes modern living: In 2025, the transaction volume was EUR 267 million, +145% compared to the previous year. 2024. All-in rents shape the revenues, high service and personnel costs the costs. Capacity utilization is the return lever; the NOI margin averages 65–75%, peaking at up to 85%.

by CBRE
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Why residential real estate remains attractive in uncertain times

In an environment of geopolitical uncertainty, higher energy prices, inflation and rising government debt, residential real estate is gaining in importance as a real, high-yielding and comparatively stable investment. While German government bonds are losing their self-evident status as a “safe haven”, long-term trends such as rental potential and recovery costs are supporting the asset class; private investors are also acting with a longer perspective. Property quality, energy efficiency, micro-location and diversification remain decisive – short-term crises do little to change the long-term positive picture.
by MICHAEL SCHICK IMMOBILIEN GmbH & Co. KG
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Ulrich Creydt, Steuerberater und Geschäftsführer der Ypsilon Group (Bildquelle: Ypsilon)
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“Stabilization yes, new dynamics rather not”

by Ypsilon Group
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Dr. Wulff Aengevelt, geschäftsführender Gesellschafter Aengevelt Immobilien (Credits: Aengevelt Immobilien)
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“Aengevelt sees restructuring in real estate project development.”

by Aengevelt Immobilien
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Spring 2026 forecasts: Selectivity replaces the overall market

bulwiengesa presented the spring 2026 forecasts for the German real estate markets in the forecast webinar. Conclusion: Selectivity instead of overall market; Housing remains strong, offices are changing, logistics are robust, retail polarizes. Macro uncertainty and interest rates are weighing on them.
by bulwiengesa GmbH
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APAC to dominate global HVDC converter station market through 2031, forecasts GlobalData

by GlobalData
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Frankfurt am Main, 19. Mai 2026 – Die Ergebnisse des RICS Global Construction Monitor für das erste Quartal 2026 zeigen, dass der übergeordnete Construction Sentiment Index (CSI) leicht auf einen Wert von +8 gestiegen ist, nach +7 in Q4 2025. Damit bewegt sich der Indikator weiterhin in leicht positiverem Terrain. Hinter dieser insgesamt stabilen Entwicklung zeigt sich jedoch ein differenzierteres Bild: Sowohl auf regionaler als auch auf Länderebene ist eine deutliche Verschiebung erkennbar. Der kostenseitige Druck hat sich im Quartalsverlauf deutlich verschärft. Die 12-Monats-Kostenprognosen sind in allen Bereichen gestiegen, und die Befragten nennen zunehmend geopolitische Spannungen im Nahen Osten als einen wesentlichen Einflussfaktor. Auch die Erwartungen hinsichtlich der Kreditbedingungen haben sich deutlich verschlechtert. Der 12-Monats-Ausblick hat erstmals seit mehreren Quartalen deutlich ins Negative gedreht. Demgegenüber bleiben die Erwartungen hinsichtlich des zukünftigen Arbeitsvolumens insgesamt positive, insbesondere im Bereich Infrastruktur. Regionale Verschiebung: Dynamik im Nahen Osten und Afrika lässt nach, APAC stabilisiert sich Die auffälligste Entwicklung beim CSI in diesem Quartal war eine deutliche Abschwächung in der Region Naher Osten und Afrika (MEA), wo der Index im ersten Quartal von +29 auf +8 fiel. Dies zeigt nach mehreren Quartalen mit konstant starken Werten auf eine deutliche Abschwächung des Wachstumstempos. Auch in der Region Amerika schwächte sich der Index leicht von +25 auf +21 ab, obwohl die Region weiterhin eine solide positive Stimmung verzeichnet. Europa gab ebenfalls von +14 auf +7 nach und signalisiert damit einen gewissen Verlust an Dynamik bei der jüngsten Erholung. Im Gegensatz dazu verbesserte sich die Region Asien-Pazifik (APAC) auf einen neutralen Wert von 0 (von -14 in Q4). Diese Verbesserung ist hauptsächlich auf weniger negative Ergebnisse aus dem chinesischen Festland zurückzuführen. Dennoch bleiben die Bedingungen in den meisten anderen APAC-Märkten relativ robust, wodurch APAC die einzige Region war, die im Quartalsvergleich eine Verbesserung der Stimmung verzeichnete. Auf Länderebene führen Indien und die USA das Wachstum an, während Katar, Mauritius und Frankreich zurückfallen Indien behauptete im ersten Quartal seine Position als stärkster Markt mit einem Wert von +42 %, gestützt durch breit angelegtes Wachstum in allen Sektoren und besonders starke Dynamik im privaten Wohnungsbau und in der Infrastruktur. Auch die Niederlande (+31), Singapur (+30) und die USA (+25) verzeichneten im Quartal solide Expansionen. Deutschland (+21), Saudi-Arabien (+18), Irland (+15) und Südafrika (+14) meldeten ebenfalls starke Werte, während die Vereinigten Arabischen Emirate (VAE) (+11), Malaysia (+9) und Australien (+4) moderateres Wachstum auswiesen. Am schwächeren Ende der Skala verzeichneten Katar (-43) und Mauritius (-29) deutliche Verschlechterungen gegenüber dem Vorquartal. Befragte in beiden Märkten verwiesen auf ein schwächeres Marktumfeld. Auch Hongkong (-28) und Frankreich (-27) blieben klar im Schrumpfungsbereich, während sich die Aktivität in China (-26) und Italien (-26) weiter abschwächte. Sri Lanka (-13) und Großbritannien (-10) meldeten moderat negative Werte, während sich die Bedingungen in Kanada (-3) und Neuseeland (-5) nahezu stabil zeigten. Bei Betrachtung der sektoralen Aufschlüsselung übertrifft die Infrastruktur weiterhin andere Marktsegmente in vielen Regionen. In etwa zwei Dritteln der im Monitor erfassten Länder liegen die aktuellen Arbeitsvolumina im Infrastrukturbereich über denen im privaten Wohnungsbau und bei Gewerbeimmobilien. Frankreich, Mauritius und die Niederlande bilden Ausnahmen, da dort die Infrastrukturaktivität schwächer ist als in anderen Segmenten. Insgesamt bleibt Infrastruktur jedoch ein zentraler Wachstumstreiber im breiteren Baumarkt. Zukunftserwartungen bleiben positiv, sind jedoch fragiler Während das Gesamtbild weiterhin positiv bleibt, ist in diesem Quartal besonders auffällig, dass Befragte ihre Erwartungen für das Arbeitsvolumen in den nächsten 12 Monaten in den meisten Regionen und Sektoren zurückgeschraubt haben. Besonders stark ist diese Anpassung in der Region Amerika sowie in der Region Naher Osten/Afrika ausgeprägt. In Amerika fiel der Netto-Saldo für die Erwartungen im Gewerbeimmobilienbau innerhalb von 12 Monaten fast um die Hälfte auf +19 % (von +36 % in Q4), während sich die Erwartungen im privaten Wohnungsbau ebenfalls auf +19 % abschwächten (von +29 %). In der Region Naher Osten/Afrika war der Rückgang noch deutlicher. Hier fielen die Infrastrukturerwartungen von +61 % auf +17 % und die Erwartungen für den Bau von Gewerbeimmobilien sanken von +40 auf +16 %. Die VAE liefern hierfür ein besonders deutliches Beispiel: Die Erwartungen beim Bau von Wohnungen fiel von +68 % auf -23 % (von +68 %) und beim Bau von Gewerbeimmobilien von +58 % auf -6 % (von +58 %). Auch Saudi-Arabien und Neuseeland verzeichneten deutliche Rückgänge ihrer 12-Monats-Prognosen in allen drei Sektoren. APAC war die einzige Region mit einer deutlichen Verbesserung der 12-Monats-Erwartungen. Alle drei Sektoren verbesserten sich hier, da Befragte in China und Hongkong für das kommende Jahr weniger pessimistisch sind. Auch Deutschland und Indien meldeten verbesserte Erwartungen in allen drei Sektoren. Besonders stark bleiben die Infrastrukturerwartungen in den USA (+69 %) und Indien (+74 %). Auf globaler Ebene stieg der Nettosaldo für das Infrastrukturarbeitsvolumen in den nächsten 12 Monaten weiter von +35 % auf +40 %. Dies unterstreicht die Rolle der Infrastruktur als widerstandsfähigster Teil des Ausblicks. Die zentrale Aussage lautet daher: Die Befragten erwarten weiterhin Wachstum im kommenden Jahr – allerdings mit deutlich weniger Überzeugung als noch vor drei Monaten, insbesondere in Märkten, die stark von geopolitischen und kostenbezogenen Störungen betroffen sind. Kostendruck nimmt zu, Materialpreise besonders kritisch Global sind die Kostenprognosen für die nächsten 12 Monate im ersten Quartal deutlich gestiegen. Die Prognose für Materialkosten stieg von 4,0 % auf 6,4 %. Die Erwartungen für qualifizierte und unqualifizierte Arbeitskräfte blieben weitgehend stabil bei 4,5 % bzw. 3,0 %. Der Anstieg bei Material- und Baukosten ist der stärkste seit längerer Zeit und steht im Einklang mit Aussagen der Befragten über steigende Kraftstoffpreise, Störungen im Schiffsverkehr sowie allgemeine Belastungen der Lieferketten aufgrund der Spannungen im Nahen Osten. Ausblick für Kreditbedingungen verschlechtert sich deutlich Die Kreditbedingungen verschlechterten sich im ersten Quartal weiter. Der Nettosaldo der Befragten, die in den vergangenen drei Monaten eine Verschlechterung meldeten, sank von -12 % auf -18 %. Noch bemerkenswerter ist die Verschlechterung der Zukunftserwartungen für in drei Monaten: -23 % (von +4 %) und für in 12 Monaten: -14 % (von +13 %). Dies stellt eine deutliche Umkehr gegenüber der schrittweisen Verbesserung Anfang 2025 dar. Die Befragten nennen dabei insbesondere Zinserwartungen, Volatilität an den Finanzmärkten sowie geopolitische Unsicherheit. Zusätzlich verschlechterten sich die aktuellen Gewinnmargen weiter auf einen Nettosaldo von -29 % (von -20 %). Dieser Margendruck entspricht dem starken Anstieg der Inputkosten, da erwartete Baukostensteigerungen voraussichtlich stärker ausfallen als Preissteigerungen bei Ausschreibungen. Europa: Marktumfeld schwächt sich ab, Italien und Großbritannien folgen Frankreich in den negativen Bereich Angesichts zunehmender geopolitischer und makroökonomischer Belastungen zeigen die Ergebnisse des Global Construction Monitor für Europa im ersten Quartal 2026 ein schwächeres regionales Bild, so dass der CSI von +14 auf +7 sank. Obwohl der Gesamtwert weiterhin positiv ist, zeigt die Betrachtung auf Länderebene ein deutlich fragmentierteres Bild als in den vergangenen Quartalen. Italien und Großbritannien sind nun neben Frankreich ebenfalls im negativen Bereich. Zudem haben sich die zuvor starken Werte in Deutschland, Irland und den Niederlanden abgeschwächt. Die europaweiten Erwartungen für den Wohnungsbau wurden zurückgenommen, während sich die Infrastruktur weiterhin widerstandsfähig zeigt. Italien und Großbritannien rutschen in negativen Bereich Auf Länderebene führt Deutschland die untersuchten Märkte weiterhin an, obwohl der Wert von +34 auf +27 sank. Auch die Niederlande schwächten sich von -25 auf +19 ab, Irland fiel von +18 auf +9. Die auffälligste Veränderung zeigte sich in Italien. Hier fiel der CSI deutlich von +18 auf -15 mit Schwäche in allen drei Sektoren. Großbritannien fiel ebenfalls klar ins Negative von +2 auf -9. Frankreich blieb mit -24 der schwächste Markt der Region und nahezu unverändert gegenüber -22 in Q4, wobei die Infrastruktur dort weiterhin etwas Unterstützung bietet. Materialkosten ersetzen Arbeitskräftemangel als größtes Problem Im ersten Quartal zeigt sich in Europa eine deutliche Veränderung bei den Faktoren, die die Aktivität bremsen. Materialkosten sind nun das am häufigsten genannte Problem: 63 % der Befragten nannten diesen Faktor, der damit deutlich höher als 50 % in Q4 liegt. In Deutschland lag der Anteil derer, die den Faktor nannten sogar bei 67 %. Auch Materialengpässe stiegen auf von 17 % auf 27 %. Auch die unzureichende Nachfrage stieg von 37 % auf 46 %. Auch hier zeigt Deutschland eine ähnliche Tendenz, wo der Wert von 39 % auf 60 % stieg. Im Gegensatz dazu gingen folgende Faktoren europaweit zurück: Arbeitskräftemangel: 28 % (von 49 %), Wettbewerb: 28 % (von 33 %), Fachkräftemangel: 52 % (von 55 %) und Finanzierungsengpässe: stabil bei 52 % (von 54 %). 12-Monats-Ausblick bleibt positiv, aber Wohnungsbau schwächer Bei den Erwartungen für die Arbeitsauslastung in den kommenden 12 Monaten zeigt sich, fiel im Bereich des Wohnungsbaus der Nettosaldo von +31 auf +14 %. Dies war der stärkste Rückgang unter allen Sektoren. Die Erwartungen für den Bau von Gewerbeimmobilien blieben weitgehend stabil bei +18 % (Q4: +20 %). Die Erwartungen für Infrastruktur verbesserten sich weiter von +24 % auf +38 %. Damit bleibt Infrastruktur das Segment mit dem stärksten Ausblick. Auf Länderebene zeigt Deutschland weiterhin den ausgewogensten Ausblick über alle Sektoren hinweg. Besonders bemerkenswert ist dabei der starkte Anstieg beim Ausblick im Bereich des Wohnungsbaus, hier stieg der Wert von +38 % auf +67 %. Auch Irland und die Niederlande bleiben im positiven Bereich. Frankreich fällt als klarer Nachzügler auf, da Befragte dort in beiden privaten Sektoren mit einer Schrumpfung rechnen. Auch Italiens Ausblick hat sich deutlich verschlechtert. Die Erwartungen an die Gewinnmargen in den nächsten 12 Monaten verschlechterten sich ebenfalls stark von -1 % auf -19 %. Dies deutet auf wachsende Sorgen über sinkende Margen aufgrund steigender Kosten hin. Fazit: Infrastruktur ist zentraler Treiber der Bauaktivitäten Susanne Eickermann-Riepe FRICS, Senior Vice President (SVP) der RICS weltweit: „Der globale Construction Index bleibt stabil und zeigt eine moderate Verbesserung der allgemeinen Marktdynamik. Hinter dieser insgesamt stabilen Entwicklung zeigt sich jedoch ein differenzierteres Bild: Sowohl auf regionaler als auch auf Länderebene ist eine deutliche Verschiebung erkennbar. Der 12-Monats-Ausblick hat erstmals seit mehreren Quartalen deutlich ins Negative gedreht. Demgegenüber bleiben die Erwartungen hinsichtlich des zukünftigen Arbeitsvolumens insgesamt positiv, insbesondere im Bereich Infrastruktur. Das Segment wird zum zentralen Treiber der Bauaktivitäten. Der Kostendruck hat sich im Quartalsverlauf deutlich verschärft. Die 12-Monats-Kostenprognosen sind in allen Bereichen deutlich verschlechtert. Hintergrund sind die geopolitischen Spannungen im Nahen Osten, deren Auswirkungen auf Energie- und Materialpreise und die verschlechterten Kreditbedingungen. Damit dreht der Ausblick erstmals seit mehreren Quartalen deutlich ins Negative. Es bleibt abzuwarten, wie sich die Rahmenbedingungen für den Rest des Jahres entwickeln.“
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RICS: Cost pressure in the construction industry increases, outlook for credit conditions deteriorates / Germany leads the markets surveyed across Europe, although index falls, but outlook for residential construction activity rises significantly

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Robert C. Spies accompanies the opening of a new reformer Pilates studio in Bremen’s Überseestadt

Robert C. Spies brokers a 140 m² space in Bremen’s Überseestadt. The tenant is Berlin-based NAS Studios GmbH, which is opening the NĀS Reformer Studio there; Start of lease 1 July 2026, landlord Quantum AG.

by Robert C. Spies KG
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24Sentier, fully leased: AG Real Estate France signs with a subsidiary of the CAC 40

AG Real Estate France announces the signing of a lease with a subsidiary of a major French industrial and technology group for the 24Sentier building, located at 24 rue du Sentier (Paris 2nd).

by AG Real Estate France
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Aroundtown leases an additional 7,500 sqm on a long-term basis to a DAX-listed company at the Industriepark Mittelfeld in Kassel

Aroundtown is leasing an additional 7,500 m² to a DAX group at the Mittelfeld industrial park in Kassel on a long-term basis and is building another hall for this purpose. It is the fourth new building at the site, and completion is scheduled for 2028. Good connections and BREEAM certifications strengthen the area.

by Aroundtown
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Neubau in Fürstenfeldbruck (Bildquelle: AVENTOS)
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AVENTOS Group wins WKM Medizintechnik GmbH as tenant for 2,730 square meter new building in Fürstenfeldbruck

AVENTOS is leasing a 2,730 m² new building in the BENTO Fürstenfeldbruck industrial park to WKM Medizintechnik GmbH. The handover of 2,310 m² of hall and 420 m² of office/mezzanine is planned for the 2nd half of 2027. Sustainable construction relies on geothermal energy and PV; The goal is BREEAM Outstanding.

by AVENTOS Group
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Luftbild des W11 am Wissenscampus (Quelle: WÖHR + BAUER)
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WÖHR + BAUER achieves almost full occupancy in W11 on the WISSENSCAMPUS in Stuttgart-Weilimdorf

WÖHR + BAUER achieves an occupancy rate of 98% in the W11 office building on the WISSENSCAMPUS in Stuttgart-Weilimdorf. An engineering and consulting services company is renting around 1,800 sqm; Colliers took over the mediation. The WISSENSCAMPUS was awarded in 2025.

by WÖHR + BAUER GmbH
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Home & Co acquires new construction project with 303 apartments in Berlin-Spandau

Home & Co acquires a new construction project for student housing with 303 apartments on Stresowplatz in Berlin-Spandau. Construction has started and the opening is planned for the first quarter of 2027. The company is considering further acquisitions at university locations.

by Home & Co
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Deka Immobilien sells office and commercial building in Berlin

Deka Immobilien has sold the “Schönhauser Tor” office and commercial building in Berlin-Mitte from the Deka-ImmobilienEuropa fund to an institutional investor; the price remains confidential. The property with 16,200 sqm is around 80 percent let. Sales optimize the portfolio.

by Deka Immobilien
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PATRIZIA extends lease agreement for 18,400 sqm with BImA in Shell-Haus Berlin for ten years

PATRIZIA is extending its lease with the Federal Institute for Real Estate (BImA) in Berlin’s Shell House by ten years. The user of the 18,400 m² space is the Federal Ministry of Defence. The extension is one of the largest lettings in recent years.

by PATRIZIA SE
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Lübke Kelber brokers around 1,400 residential units in Dresden

Lübke Kelber reports two residential transactions in Dresden with a total of around 1,400 residential units. The portfolio includes several residential properties, two larger clusters and an apartment building; Details remain confidential. According to André Heinrich, demand is high and the market is showing strong investor interest.

by Lübke Kelber AG
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small foot GmbH & Co. KG leases around 10,000 m² of logistics space in Bassum

small foot GmbH & Co. KG is leasing around 10,000 m² of logistics space in Bassum. Robert C. Spies Industrial Real Estate accompanied the lease, the landlord is L.I.T. Lager & Logistik. The aim is to merge the Delmenhorst locations; The lease began in February 2026.

by Robert C. Spies KG
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In Marly-la-Ville (95), SEGRO has reached 100% occupancy in building D with two new signings

SEGRO has fully leased Building D at the SEGRO Logistics Park Marly-la-Ville (Val-d’Oise) through two new lease agreements. Grospiron Mobility Solutions is taking 4,982 m² (including approximately 100 m² of office space), and Quai 77 is expanding its operations; the site benefits from its proximity to Roissy-CDG.

by SEGRO
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CBRE brokers over 5,000 square meters of logistics space in Hamburg-Billbrook

CBRE has brokered over 5,000 square metres of logistics space in Hamburg-Billbrook. The unit comprises 4,642 square metres of warehouse space, around 800 square metres of mezzanine space and 95 square metres of office space. Mieter is a European e-commerce service provider; The landlord is the Harpen Group.

by CBRE
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Mark Aengevelt, geschäftsführender Gesellschafter Aengevelt Immobilien. Bildquelle: Aengevelt Immobilien
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Aengevelt brokers Social Infrastructure Investment to Franklin Real Asset Advisors.

Aengevelt Immobilien is brokering a 9,000 m² social property in Frankfurt am Main to Franklin Real Asset Advisors. The former hotel has been converted into a refugee shelter and is leased to a non-profit organization on a long-term basis.

by Aengevelt Immobilien
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Crossbay achieves full occupancy of two urban logistics properties in Germany

Crossbay announces the full occupancy of two urban logistics properties in Berlin and Hamburg. Sportstech expanded in Großbeeren, and ACUT and J&T; in Hamburg, the last space went to Glomm Logistics. Crossbay manages over 180,000 m² in Germany.

by Crossbay
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KGAL sells Italian Spalletti solar park from ESPF 5

KGAL’s ESPF 5 fund has sold the 16 MW Spalletti solar park in Emilia-Romagna to Altea Green Power. The plant near Parma, which will be commissioned in 2024, has feed-in tariffs. KGAL is thus continuing its buy-build-sell strategy.

by KGAL
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Robert C. Spies brokers office space in a prime location to the consulate of the Dominican Republic

Robert C. Spies has brokered a prestigious office space for the consulate of the Dominican Republic in Hamburg. The space is located on the top floor at Großer Burstah 23–27 near the town hall. The landlord is VALUES Real Estate.

by Robert C. Spies KG
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Goldbeck Facility Services take over facility management for TONI Campus Neuried

Goldbeck Facility Services has taken over facility management for the TONI Campus Neuried near Munich on May 1, 2026. The client is TONI Immobilien; the cooperation has already existed at TONI Park Augsburg since 2023 and includes technical and infrastructural FM.

by GOLDBECK GmbH
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NEVO strengthens growth course through strategic partnership with ADOLF WEBER

ADOLF WEBER acquires the majority stake in NEVO Investment Management GmbH. NEVO acts as an independent investment manager under the umbrella of the group and, together with SQUARE PARKS, is building a 360° light industrial platform across all risk classes and the entire life cycle.

by NEVO
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Robert Patzschke und Jonas Renström beim Handschlag zur Gründung der Kooperation zwischen Patzschke Architekten und MADE+ für klassisch-traditionelle Architektur in Schweden.
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Patzschke Architects and MADE+ establish cooperation for classical-traditional architecture in Sweden

Patzschke Architekten (Berlin) and MADE+ (Stockholm) are starting a cooperation for classical-traditional architecture in Sweden. The aim is to create a sustainable structure for high-quality projects; the partners see growing demand and promote a people-oriented, small-scale building culture.

by Patzschke Architekten
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Ypsilon advises private equity investor Afinum on the launch of its tenth fund

The Ypsilon Group advises Afinum on the launch of the Afinum X fund in accounting, tax advice and tax compliance. The special AIF, launched in 2026, has a volume of 500 million euros, is structured as a closed-end investment limited partnership and runs for ten years.

by Ypsilon Group
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Deutsche Erbbau and Blackster Real Estate are developing around 60 residential units in Munich under heritable building rights

Deutsche Erbbau and Blackster Real Estate are planning around 60 residential units under heritable building rights in Munich-Thalkirchen-Obersendling. The basis is a long-term contract with the Evangelical Lutheran Passion Church. Completion is scheduled for 2028, subject to planning permission.

by Deutsche Erbbau
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HAMBURG TEAM completes mixed-use ensemble in Berlin’s City West on behalf of the Jahr Group

HAMBURG TEAM and the Jahr Group have completed the mixed-use ensemble John Jahr Haus in Berlin’s City West. The complex covers around 22,000 m² with a 17-storey tower; The anchor tenant is Grant Thornton from November 2026. A temporary light installation will run until October 2026.

by HAMBURG TEAM Gruppe
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Laying of the foundation stone in the Liesel Quartier in Göttingen: WERTGRUND and WohnRaum Niedersachsen send a strong signal for residential construction

In Göttingen’s Liesel Quartier, WERTGRUND and WohnRaum Niedersachsen celebrated the laying of the foundation stone for the first construction phase together with Minister of Economic Affairs Grant Hendrik Tonne. 220 apartments (67 subsidized) are to be built, a total of around 600. First units from the beginning of 2028.

by WERTGRUND Immobilien AG
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Pilot project by ÖFB, Art-Invest and Goldbeck: Germany’s first multi-storey car park to receive EU taxonomy verification

In the Eschborn Gate district, the multi-storey car park is the first in Germany to receive EU taxonomy verification from the DGNB. OFB, Art-Invest and Goldbeck jointly developed a new methodology with a focus on climate adaptation. Risk mitigation measures have been implemented.

by OFB Projektentwicklung GmbH
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B&L Property Management receives mandate from AUG. PRIEN in Bremen

B&L Property Management has another property management mandate from AUG in March 2026. PRIEN. It comprises a modern laboratory building in Bremen with around 7,900 square metres, completed in January 2026 and fully let to a medical user.

by B&L Gruppe
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Next step for the D.STRICT district development – Swiss Life Asset Managers and the City of Düsseldorf sign key points agreement

On 6 May, Swiss Life Asset Managers and the City of Düsseldorf signed the key points agreement on the “Metro Campus” development plan for the D.STRICT district at the polis Convention. It creates planning security and aims for completion and the start of construction by 2027.

by Swiss Life Asset Managers
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Lageplan Wycker Höfe, Kiel-Wik, Schleswig-Holstein, ein Projekt von Cureus und Richard Ditting. Bildquelle: SKAI Siemer Kramer Architekten Ingenieure
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Cureus and Ditting plan Wycker Höfe in Kiel – generational quarter with up to 1,000 apartments

Cureus and Richard Ditting are planning the Wycker Höfe generational quarter in the Wik district of Kiel with around 800 to 1,000 apartments, including subsidized rental apartments, student apartments as well as serviced housing and a retirement home. A daycare centre, small businesses, underground car parks and sustainable energy and mobility solutions are also planned; around 30 percent of the floor area is to be publicly subsidized. Construction is scheduled to start in 2027, with the first completions could take place in 2029.

by Cureus GmbH
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Westbridge restructures energy supply for 285 delivery points of Nieder-Ramstädter Diakonie

Westbridge Advisory has restructured the electricity and gas procurement for the Nieder-Ramstädter Diakonie Foundation and recontracted 285 supply points in the long term. For 2027–2029, around 3.3 GWh of electricity per year and for 2029 around 15.7 GWh of gas were allocated at fixed prices; procurement is centrally controlled and supplemented by certified guarantees of origin. Westbridge accompanied the tendering, evaluation and awarding of contracts and is responsible for the ongoing energy monitoring.

by Westbridge
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KINGSTONE RE becomes Iroko’s exclusive investment advisor in Poland

KINGSTONE Real Estate has entered into a cooperation with the French asset manager Iroko and will act as exclusive investment advisor in Poland for the Iroko Atlas fund. The focus is on commercial real estate with high current cash flows in good locations; 2 to 20 million euros are planned per property. A first office property in Krakow has already been acquired.

by KINGSTONE Real Estate
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Educational Real Estate Initiative launched: Industry joins forces for more transparency and better framework conditions

The initiative brings together key market players who are already actively involved in the development, financing and operation of educational real estate – including the role of long-term owners and landlords who ensure sustainable management and use of the properties. Deutsche Kreditbank AG, Drees & Sommer, GSK Stockmann, HIH Projektentwicklung, Hemsö, LHI Group, LBBW Immobilien and mondial KVG are participating as founding partners.

by bulwiengesa GmbH
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Zurich Group Germany further expands cooperation with CBRE

Zurich Group Germany has transferred the property management of a Luxembourg commercial real estate fund it advises to CBRE, thus expanding its cooperation. CBRE already looked after parts of the portfolio; with the expanded mandate, the portfolio managed by CBRE will grow from around 122,000 to around 188,000 square metres across the types of office, retail, hotel, logistics and residential.

by CBRE
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De Gaulle Fleurance advises Decade Energy on a €16 million fundraising round

De Gaulle Fleurance has advised Decade Energy on a financing round of 16 million euros. The funds come from Eiffel Investment Group through its Eiffel Transition Infrastructure Fund, among others, and are intended to accelerate the development of energy infrastructure in logistics depots in Europe to electrify truck fleets. At the same time, another capital round is underway under the leadership of SET Ventures.

by De Gaulle Fleurance
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Topping-out ceremony in Mannheim – GreenPlaces builds sustainable commercial space

GreenPlaces celebrated its topping-out ceremony in Mannheim-Vogelstang on 20 May. 30 modular commercial units in timber construction with around 4,400 m² of usable space will be built; Investment approx. 10 million euros. Ready for occupancy from autumn 2026, flexibly usable for SMEs and start-ups.

by Green Places Deutschland Asset Management GmbH
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Aroundtown leases an additional 7,500 sqm on a long-term basis to a DAX-listed company at the Industriepark Mittelfeld in Kassel

Aroundtown is leasing an additional 7,500 m² to a DAX group at the Mittelfeld industrial park in Kassel on a long-term basis and is building another hall for this purpose. It is the fourth new building at the site, and completion is scheduled for 2028. Good connections and BREEAM certifications strengthen the area.

by Aroundtown
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AVENTOS Group wins WKM Medizintechnik GmbH as tenant for 2,730 square meter new building in Fürstenfeldbruck

AVENTOS is leasing a 2,730 m² new building in the BENTO Fürstenfeldbruck industrial park to WKM Medizintechnik GmbH. The handover of 2,310 m² of hall and 420 m² of office/mezzanine is planned for the 2nd half of 2027. Sustainable construction relies on geothermal energy and PV; The goal is BREEAM Outstanding.

by AVENTOS Group
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WÖHR + BAUER achieves almost full occupancy in W11 on the WISSENSCAMPUS in Stuttgart-Weilimdorf

WÖHR + BAUER achieves an occupancy rate of 98% in the W11 office building on the WISSENSCAMPUS in Stuttgart-Weilimdorf. An engineering and consulting services company is renting around 1,800 sqm; Colliers took over the mediation. The WISSENSCAMPUS was awarded in 2025.

by WÖHR + BAUER GmbH
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Home & Co acquires new construction project with 303 apartments in Berlin-Spandau

Home & Co acquires a new construction project for student housing with 303 apartments on Stresowplatz in Berlin-Spandau. Construction has started and the opening is planned for the first quarter of 2027. The company is considering further acquisitions at university locations.

by Home & Co
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“The North is coming”: Hammer AG opens Munich’s first marina with Marina Monaco and starts marketing of the “Neue Schmiede”

Hammer AG has opened Marina Monaco as Munich’s first marina and thus started marketing the future “Neue Schmiede” quarter. The interim use is being created with Sylvenstein Event. At the same time, the “Vertical Garden” will grow on Frankfurter Ring until 2028.

by Hammer AG
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Construction progress at the Bodenrode solar park – EEG commissioning on schedule

Quadoro and EB-SIM report progress at the Bodenrode solar park: The photovoltaic system was commissioned on May 18, 2026 in compliance with the EEG. Initial feed-in and project completion are planned for autumn 2026; Output around 10 MWp, expected annual yield approx. 10.7 million kWh.

by Quadoro Investment GmbH 
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PANDION sells part of the quarter on Düsseldorf’s Albertussee to GARBE Urban Real Estate

PANDION has sold the fourth construction phase of the quarter on Düsseldorf’s Albertussee to GARBE Urban Real Estate. The approximately 9,300 m² plot offers potential for approx. 12,000 m² of living space; four sustainable apartment buildings are planned. GARBE wants to realize rental apartments in timber element construction.

by PANDION AG
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smartments Apartments reopens after renovation in Berlin’s Prenzlauer Berg

smartments reopened its store in Berlin Prenzlauer Berg at the beginning of April after extensive renovation. New features include a further developed room concept, family rooms and flexible studio furniture. The lobby has been transformed into a multifunctional lounge with mobile hosts.

by smartments
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Retail park for Bexbach: Rewe, Netto Marken-Discount and dm move into former “real” building

In Bexbach, three new units are being built in the former real market: Rewe, Netto Marken-Discount and dm. CBRE accompanied the redivision and letting; the building permit has been obtained. The opening is planned for the end of 2026/beginning of 2027, demolition work has begun.

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Periscope Development Laborgh buys site at Sportforum

LABORGH acquires a 31,100 m² site at Weißenseer Weg/Konrad-Wolf-Straße in Berlin-Lichtenberg from a company advised by Periskop Development. Around 700 affordable apartments and 15,000 m² of commercial space are planned; Construction will start in 2027.

by Periskop
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Deutsche Erbbau and Blackster Real Estate are developing around 60 residential units in Munich under heritable building rights

Deutsche Erbbau and Blackster Real Estate are planning around 60 residential units under heritable building rights in Munich-Thalkirchen-Obersendling. The basis is a long-term contract with the Evangelical Lutheran Passion Church. Completion is scheduled for 2028, subject to planning permission.

by Deutsche Erbbau
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HAMBURG TEAM completes mixed-use ensemble in Berlin’s City West on behalf of the Jahr Group

HAMBURG TEAM and the Jahr Group have completed the mixed-use ensemble John Jahr Haus in Berlin’s City West. The complex covers around 22,000 m² with a 17-storey tower; The anchor tenant is Grant Thornton from November 2026. A temporary light installation will run until October 2026.

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Laying of the foundation stone in the Liesel Quartier in Göttingen: WERTGRUND and WohnRaum Niedersachsen send a strong signal for residential construction

In Göttingen’s Liesel Quartier, WERTGRUND and WohnRaum Niedersachsen celebrated the laying of the foundation stone for the first construction phase together with Minister of Economic Affairs Grant Hendrik Tonne. 220 apartments (67 subsidized) are to be built, a total of around 600. First units from the beginning of 2028.

by WERTGRUND Immobilien AG
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MEAG finances battery-powered regional trains in North Rhine-Westphalia

MEAG has completed the long-term financing of 61 battery-powered regional trains for the Northern Westphalia network. From December 2029, they will replace diesel trains and enable locally emission-free operation. The financing is provided as a fixed-interest senior note.

by MEAG MUNICH ERGO AssetManagement GmbH
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In Germany, the HoSt Group is replacing an industrial company’s pulverized lignite and gas firing system with a 25 MW biomass power plant fired with industrial waste wood

The HoSt Group is starting the construction of a 25 MW biomass cogeneration plant in the Osnabrück region. It replaces a pulverized lignite furnace and two gas boilers; Commissioning by mid-2027. Contracting model, approx. € 35 million investment, around 65,000 t CO₂ savings per year.

by HoSt Group
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Wohnbau Lützen: High tenant satisfaction confirmed, targeted improvements already planned

Wohnbau Lützen has evaluated a tenant survey: The majority of tenants are satisfied and want to stay. There is a need for accessibility, parking spaces and public transport, among other things. The first measures on playgrounds, social infrastructure and accessibility are planned for this year.

by Wohnbau Lützen
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CA Immo: Profitable first quarter of 2026

CA Immo reports a stable development for Q1 2026: occupancy rate 95%, like-for-like rental income +2% and a consolidated result of € 16.6 million. The development pipeline in Berlin is 100% pre-let; Non-core properties were resold.

by CA Immobilien Anlagen AG
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CBRE Announces Leadership Changes for its European Loan Services Business

CBRE is restructuring the management of its European loan services business: Clarence Dixon will take over as Chair on 1 June, Dean Harris will become Head of European Loan Services. Both want to continue to drive the growth of the platform.

by CBRE
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Michael Kittle to become Head of Infrastructure Debt at MEAG

MEAG appoints Michael Kittle as Head of Illiquid Assets Infrastructure Debt, effective June 1, 2026. In this role, he will drive the expansion of MEAG’s infrastructure financing activities and shape the strategic development of the business. He will report to Thomas Bayerl, Board Member and Global Head of Illiquid Assets at MEAG.

by MEAG MUNICH ERGO AssetManagement GmbH
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Personnel changes at CoreNet Global: Florian Scheef takes over as Vice President Finance

CoreNet Global Central Europe is filling the position of VP Finance: Florian Scheef (Fresenius Medical Care) will take over the role as of June 1, succeeding Patrick Lange. Lange will head the Rhine-Main platform together with Jessica Cwyk in the future.

by CoreNet Global (CNG)
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D-Link moves its German headquarters to MERGENTHALER

D-Link (Deutschland) GmbH is relocating its German headquarters to the revitalised MERGENTHALER office building in Eschborn and is renting around 470 sqm. With the closing, the occupancy rate rises to around 60%; the building scores with LEED and WiredScore “Platinum”, among others.

by WÖHR + BAUER GmbH
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Sonar Real Estate takes over asset management for pool fund

Sonar Real Estate is taking over the asset management of a multi-investor fund administered by HansaInvest as a service KVG. The fund property is a fully let office ensemble in Offenbach-Kaiserlei with around 14,000 m² and a multi-storey car park with 330 parking spaces. Tenants include AXA and IWG (Regus).

by Sonar Real Estate
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JAPlanet-Batteriesysteme werden an Standorten in Italien, Deutschland, den Niederlanden und Litauen eingesetzt. Bildquelle: JA Solar
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JA Solar expands its presence in the European energy storage market with several JAPlanet installations in Germany, Austria, Italy, the Netherlands and Lithuania

JA Solar is launching the first wave of JAPlanet battery storage installations in several countries in Europe. The modular LFP systems for C&I scale up to 5.2 MWh and are used in agriculture, hospitality, municipal facilities and critical infrastructure.

by JA Solar
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Westbridge appoints Felix Waldeier as Head of People & Culture

Westbridge has appointed Felix Waldeier as Head of People & Culture effective May 18, 2026. He bundles all HR functions and drives recruiting, management development and modern remuneration models. Previously, he led People & Culture at Norton Rose Fulbright in Germany.

by Westbridge
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AUKETT + HEESE awarded as “BIM Champion 2026” in the Siemensstadt Square project Module C1.1

AUKETT + HEESE has been named “BIM Champion 2026” in the category “From planning to sustainable operation”. The award was given to the contribution to the Siemensstadt Square project – module C1.1. The jury praised the holistic BIM process, cooperation and sustainability.

by AUKETT + HEESE
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LIST Bau Nordhorn with new management: Marvin Stenvers takes over management

LIST Bau Nordhorn appoints Marvin Stenvers as Managing Director as of May 1, 2026. He succeeds Jens Schulte, who is expanding the management of LIST Bau Holding. Stenvers is to expand the business and drive new asset classes such as data centers and residential.

by LIST Gruppe
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Sotheby ́s International Realty opens new location in Rosenheim and strengthens presence in Chiemgau

Sotheby ́s International Realty opens a new location in Rosenheim, thus strengthening its presence in Chiemgau. The office at Ludwigsplatz 9 complements the Munich and Tegernsee locations. The company is responding to high demand for premium and luxury properties.

by Sotheby´s International Realty
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smartments Apartments reopens after renovation in Berlin’s Prenzlauer Berg

smartments reopened its store in Berlin Prenzlauer Berg at the beginning of April after extensive renovation. New features include a further developed room concept, family rooms and flexible studio furniture. The lobby has been transformed into a multifunctional lounge with mobile hosts.

by smartments
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ICG launcht “Social Impact Hub” zur Förderung von Immobilienprojekten mit sozialer und gesellschaftlicher Wirkung. Bild: ICG
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ICG launches “Social Impact Hub” to promote real estate projects with social and societal impact

The ICG has launched the digital Social Impact Hub. The platform bundles best practices, networks stakeholders and serves as a marketplace for offers and requests for socially effective real estate projects. At the start, use is free of charge for all interested parties.

by ICG
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Scope confirms very high quality in KGAL’s asset management

Scope has confirmed KGAL’s Asset Manager Rating at AA- for the 8th time in a row. High quality standards, strong risk management and expertise in real estate (AA-), sustainable infrastructure (AA) and aviation (AA) are highlighted.

by KGAL
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Katja Ullrich takes over letting management at Real I.S. Real Estate Management GmbH in Berlin

Real I.S. is strengthening its letting management: Katja Ullrich will take over the newly created position of Letting Manager in Berlin on 1 April 2026. The experienced office real estate specialist is a targeted addition to the nationwide team.

by Real I.S. AG Gesellschaft für Immobilien Assetmanagement
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Savills: AI has not slowed down Europe’s office employment so far – economy remains a key driver

A Savills analysis shows that AI has not yet triggered a nationwide decline in office employment in Europe; the economy remains the most important driver. Job quotas are at pre-crisis levels as AI companies expand. In the short term, the economic situation is decisive, not AI.
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De Gaulle Fleurance advises Urbasolar on the first long-term direct renewable electricity purchase agreement concluded with the French Ministry of the Armed Forces and Veterans Affairs

De Gaulle Fleurance has advised Urbasolar on the conclusion of a long-term direct power supply agreement (PPA) with the French Ministry of Defense and Veterans. The 30-year contract covers the financing, development, construction and operation of a solar park of around 42 MWp on a former military site in Salbris; the contract was awarded on 30 March 2026, construction is scheduled to start before the end of 2028, commissioning in 2030. Approx. 50,182 MWh are expected annually, which covers around 3.7% of the ministry’s electricity needs.
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