Stefan Fuchs

You don’t have to keep a good property

Who would willingly sell an investment that’s performing so well? After all, residential property is regarded as a safe long-term investment. But if you hold on to a successful investment, you might miss the moment when it’s worth the most. And in doing so, you’ll miss out on opportunities that lie elsewhere.

The true value of a real estate portfolio lies in the scope of action

Investments, modernisations and acquisitions are not the only factors determining the success of a real estate portfolio. The decisive factor is whether financial resources are available at the right moment. Why liquidity has become a key control instrument in real estate management.

Value creation in the housing stock: systematically leveraging development potential

New construction is declining, the focus is shifting to the existing stock. How active asset management makes hidden potential visible – and why implementation determines impact.

Market analyses and investment opportunities 2026: Why existing apartments are winning the race

More than a contract: tenant management as a value strategy

Whether residential real estate is really viable as an investment is not only decided when buying or exiting, but during ongoing operations. More precisely: in lease management. It is the point where strategy and reality meet.

Sustainable increase in value in the real estate portfolio – a string restructuring in practice

More than half of German apartments date from a time when energy efficiency was not an issue. Anyone working with such properties today has two options: renovate or lose. At Domicil, the decision to include a property in the portfolio therefore follows a clear strategy – with a view to the entire life cycle. Reality, however, shows that the perfect property rarely exists.