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DAHLER Invest, which specialises in the brokerage of investment properties to private investors and family offices, is filling its Munich office with a new dual leadership. The shops on the Isar have been managed by Patrik Zimmermann (61) and Christian Aschenbeck (27) since 1 April.
Patrik Zimmermann is returning from Berlin to his hometown of Munich after 25 years. In the southwest of Berlin, Kleinmachnow and Potsdam, he was responsible for the investment and investment real estate business for DAHLER together with Christian Aschenbeck. "However, Munich has recently cast a stronger spell over me again," says Zimmermann. "I learned to appreciate the advantages and peculiarities of the Munich market, such as the high binding nature of bids and buying interest and the broad stratum of long-established buyers, from afar."
Christian Aschenbeck has been working for DAHLER as a real estate consultant since 2020 and has accompanied transactions worth EUR 200 million in recent years. Since 2021, he has been involved in the development of the investment segment. In the past three years, he has been the consultant with the highest turnover at the location. "I am looking forward to the opportunity to rely on the DAHLER network in Munich and to apply and expand my investment experience there."
With the new dual leadership, DAHLER Invest underlines its concept of combining location knowledge and network with investment know-how. "DAHLER has been represented in Munich by a strong team for years," says Vincent Papke, Managing Partner of DAHLER Invest. "With the addition of personnel, we can now set about raising the investment real estate business to an even higher level. To this end, we can rely on a broad joint network of customer contacts and good access to the property."
The Munich market is characterized by high prices and rents as well as extremely low volatility and high investor interest. The most important DAX companies based in Munich and the region include Allianz SE, BMW AG, Siemens AG, Munich Re, Infineon Technologies AG and MTU Aero Engines AG. "The high density of the group alone proves the potential of the investment location," says Philip C. Hetzer, Managing Partner of DAHLER Invest. "Despite the traditionally high prices, Munich has good entry opportunities thanks to brisk transaction activity. Nevertheless, there is no way around direct market and property access. Especially since we want to offer our customers an important anchor of stability in portfolio development with apartment buildings in Munich."
