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KINGSTONE RE acquires residential project with 78 units in Wuppertal

KINGSTONE Real Estate has acquired a residential project in Wuppertal for the "KINGSTONE Affordable Housing Germany" fund. The ensemble comprises 78 apartments (52 subsidised) on around 7,000 m² as well as a daycare centre and café. Construction started in July 2026; the purchase price was not disclosed.

Olivia Star Office Tower Copyright: Olivia Serwis Sp. z o. o.

KINGSTONE RE advises on the acquisition of Landmark office tower in Gdansk for the STRABAG Group

KINGSTONE Real Estate has advised the STRABAG Group on the purchase of the 180-metre-high "Olivia Star" office tower in Gdansk. The share deal of around EUR 150 million comprises 40,000 sqm of office space; KINGSTONE RE takes over the long-term asset management.

KINGSTONE RE and ImmobilienResearch Vornholz: Special forms of housing for seniors remain a niche

The webinar by KINGSTONE Real Estate and ImmobilienResearch Vornholz shows that special forms of housing remain a niche for seniors; most continue to live in existing apartments. The need for barrier-free and care-related services is growing; Investors should adjust the portfolio.

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.

KINGSTONE RE erwirbt Wohn-Neubauobjekt in Frankfurt am Main

KINGSTONE RE acquires new-build residential property in Frankfurt am Main

KINGSTONE Real Estate has acquired a new-build residential property in Frankfurt am Main for its 'KINGSTONE Affordable Living Germany' fund. The property comprises 96 publicly subsidised apartments as well as additional facilities and is already largely let.

Porträt von Maximilian Radert (Maximilian Radert / KINGSTONE RE)

Family offices focus on housing – real estate ratio remains high

Family offices invest over half of their assets in real estate, with a focus on direct investments and residential real estate. Despite geopolitical uncertainties, real estate remains strategically set. Demand for residential real estate and direct investments is at a record level.

Luftbild der Lokhöfe in Rosenheim (Bildquelle: Jungadler)

KINGSTONE acquires district development in Rosenheim

KINGSTONE Real Estate has acquired a commercial complex of the Lokhöfe district development in Rosenheim, which covers around 16,600 square metres. The real estate complex is characterized by a landmark office tower and DGNB Gold certification.

Ärztehaus in Bad Säckingen (Bildquelle: KINGSTONE RE)

The KINGSTONE Living & Care I fund acquires medical centre in Bad Säckingen

KINGSTONE Real Estate has acquired a fully let medical centre in Bad Säckingen on behalf of the KINGSTONE Living & Care I fund. The property consists of a historic villa and a modern new building and is used almost exclusively for medical purposes.

Foto von Dominik Lange auf Unsplash

KINGSTONE Real Estate – Nursing home operators face multiple challenges

The nursing home market in Germany is facing major challenges due to demographic change and the shortage of skilled workers. KINGSTONE Real Estate's webinar discussed strategies to address these issues.

KINGSTONE Real Estate and empirica regio: Housing market between regulation and reality

Despite positive GDP forecasts for 2026, structural challenges remain great: demographic change, rising energy prices and sluggish investment are dampening growth.

Foto von Philipp Birmes

KINGSTONE Family Office Real Estate Report 2025: Real estate forms the backbone of asset allocation with a ratio of around 56 percent

As part of the survey, 32 family offices from the DACH region were asked about their real estate investment strategies. The core findings: Real estate is the backbone of net worth. On average, more than half – 56.5 percent – is accounted for by real estate.