Potential identified and opportunities exploited: Quantum purchased real estate worth around 400 million euros in 2024. These include above all housing, supplemented by healthcare and parking. In addition, there are asset management acquisitions amounting to approx. 260 million euros.
Even under more challenging market conditions, Quantum is completing further acquisitions. In total, the Hamburg-based project developer and investment manager acquired real estate worth around 400 million euros in 2024. These are spread over four residential deals, a multi-storey car park and a purchase of Quantum SHI in the healthcare sector. In addition, four properties were sold for a total of around 100 million euros.
In addition to the successes in the transaction area, there are asset management acquisitions amounting to approx. EUR 260 million and three newly won mandates for project developments in Berlin and Düsseldorf. Real estate assets under management amount to just over 12 billion euros at the end of 2024, with residential remaining the strongest asset class at 45%, followed by offices (30%) and retail (14%).
Active letting management is reflected in the letting figures for 2024. In total, contracts for approx. 120,000 m² of commercial space have been signed, including in the Hofstatt in Munich, the DUO Tower in Düsseldorf and most recently in the Central Cross in Cologne. In addition, more than 4,000 apartments in existing buildings and in new construction projects were rented, twice as many as in previous years.
"We are proud that we have been able to make further acquisitions and will continue to do so, contrary to current market developments. The newly won mandates and the above-average letting performance also show the commitment of our entire team. We take on challenges, think visionarily and find new solutions. In doing so, we are building on a long-term and successful cooperation with our business partners, as well as on our broad real estate expertise," says Philipp Schmitz-Morkramer, CEO of Quantum, adding: "We are maintaining our focus on residential real estate. 20 years ago, we were on the right track with our first special fund, the special residential real estate fund 'Habitare', and today we see even more potential."
