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    May 4, 2026

    Purchase of land in Langen creates space for modern company uses – BEOS develops flexible multi-use areas for logistics, production and R&D

    Swiss Life Asset Managersby Swiss Life Asset Managers
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    On the newly acquired site, the construction of a new multi-use hall with a total rental area of around 7400 square metres is planned, which can be flexibly divided into several units. The aim is to achieve DGNB certification in gold.

    BEOS, part of Swiss Life Asset Managers, has acquired a plot of land measuring around 11,549 square metres at Heinrich-Hertz-Straße 17 in Langen (Hesse). After the demolition of the existing building, a multi-use hall with around 7400 square metres of rental space will be built there, which can be flexibly divided into units from around 1500 square metres for storage, production and R&D uses. Completion is scheduled for 2027, and the aim is to achieve DGNB certification in gold.

    The location in the Neurott industrial park in Langen convinces with a strong infrastructure connection:

    The S-Bahn station "Langen Flugsicherung" is within walking distance and the entire Rhine-Main metropolitan region is easily accessible via the A661 and A5 motorways. Frankfurt International Airport is also around 16 km away.

    With the acquisition, BEOS is expanding its local presence: In the surrounding area there are several properties also managed by BEOS, such as the business park on Paul-Ehrlich-Straße and Steubenpark.

    As part of Swiss Life Asset Managers, BEOS is responsible for the management and strategic development of corporate real estate in Germany. The seller is Optovision Gesellschaft für moderne Brillenglastechnik mbH. JLL acted as advisor to the transaction. The purchase price was not disclosed.

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