Lübke Kelber AG

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Lübke Kelber AG

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Lübke Kelber relies on renaissance of housing privatization

Lübke Kelber relies on renaissance of housing privatization

Lübke Kelber AG is significantly expanding its business with the privatisation of residential portfolios under the Lübke Kelber Living brand. The aim is to become one of the leading providers of residential privatisations in Germany and to address tenants, owner-occupiers and private investors.

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LKIP strengthens investment team with Benno Fischer and continues on its growth path

LKIP strengthens investment team with Benno Fischer and continues on its growth path

Lübke Kelber Investment Partners (LKIP) has appointed Benno Fischer as Head of Acquisition, strengthening the investment team. The long-standing employee will move from the Berlin brokerage to investment management in September and will expand acquisition and sourcing for international mandates.

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Lübke Kelber with changes in the Management Board

Lübke Kelber with changes in the Management Board

Lübke Kelber AG announces personnel changes: CEO Marc Sahling will leave the company on September 30, 2026. Dr. Karsten Lieser was appointed to the Management Board on August 24, 2026; another member is to follow by the end of the year.

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New classification for residential real estate markets: Lübke Kelber develops a residential market classification for 135 German cities for the first time

Lübke Kelber presents the white paper "The ABC of the Housing Market" and develops a residential market classification for 135 German cities for the first time. The study classifies markets into A, B and C and adds "Metro" and "Uni" as location suffices.

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Lübke Kelber brokers around 1,400 residential units in Dresden

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.

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Residential real estate: Transaction market starts 2026 core-heavy

In the first quarter of 2026, the residential real estate market in Germany reached a transaction volume of 2.1 billion euros, which is 12 percent below the previous year. Core and Core+ transactions dominated the market, while large value-add portfolios were rare.

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Risk-Return Ranking 2026 | Residential investments benefit from rising rents and above-average income security

Risk-Return Ranking 2026 | Residential investments benefit from rising rents and above-average income security

Lübke Kelber's Risk-Return Ranking 2026 identifies Leipzig, Potsdam and Berlin as the most attractive cities for residential investments. B and C markets such as Landshut, Bamberg or Viersen offer attractive risk-adjusted opportunities.

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Lübke Kelber brokers residential complex "Haus am Römerberg" in Mainz-Weisenau to AMADEUS Group

Lübke Kelber brokers residential complex "Haus am Römerberg" in Mainz-Weisenau to AMADEUS Group

Lübke Kelber has successfully brokered the residential complex "Haus am Römerberg" to the AMADEUS Group from Limburg. The residential complex comprises 168 units in Mainz-Weisenau. The purchase price remains confidential.

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