The healthcare investment market in Germany was able to transfer its high momentum from the beginning of the year to the second quarter, slightly weaker: With a transaction volume of € 1.6 billion, the best half-year balance sheet since 2022 was recorded. The long-term average was exceeded by 30%. This is the result of the analysis by BNP Paribas Real Estate.
"Against the backdrop of ongoing macroeconomic uncertainties and geopolitical risks, this represents a remarkably solid result," emphasizes Christoph Meszelinsky, Managing Director and Head of Residential Investment at BNP Paribas Real Estate GmbH. The number of transactions was at the previous year's level, but the deal structure has shifted significantly compared to previous years. Portfolio deals shaped market activity to a much greater extent than before. With a volume of just under €1.4 billion, portfolios accounted for around 84% of the total investment volume. This was significantly higher than the long-term average of 55%.
After the sale of two nationally diversified portfolios in the first quarter, a rehabilitation clinic portfolio changed hands in the second quarter for a purchase price in the mid three-digit million range. The large-volume portfolio transactions underline the ongoing market recovery and reflect the renewed interest of institutional investors. Compared to the end of 2025, the prime yield has risen by 30 basis points and is currently trading at 5.20%.
Healthcare real estate with above-average market share of 45%, foreign capital is back
Both nursing and healthcare properties were able to significantly increase their transaction volume compared to the previous year. At around €850 million and just under €720 million respectively, the best half-year result since 2022 was achieved in both segments. Particularly noteworthy is the increased importance of healthcare real estate, which made an above-average contribution to the overall result with a market share of 45%. The assisted living segment, on the other hand, was much weaker, with a transaction volume of just over €40 million markedly below the level of previous years.




