The real estate investment management team of Hauck Aufhäuser Lampe Privatbank (HAL REIM) has already raised equity totalling around EUR 55 million from institutional investors in 2026. Investors include an insurance company and a large savings bank. The money will flow into the two special real estate funds “HAL Social Infrastructure Germany 2” and “HAL Digital Infrastructure Germany 1”.
Launched in mid-2025, HAL Social Infrastructure Germany 2 is a pure equity fund. The more than EUR 30 million in seed capital from the first closing has already been fully invested in the purchase of three medical and health centers in Mannheim, Neunkirchen and Landshut. Now around 25 million euros will be added. The target volume of the fund is between EUR 200 million and EUR 250 million.
“In a short time, we have built up an attractive portfolio of social infrastructure properties. The rapid capital commitments show the strong investor interest in our investment vehicle, which is designed as a pure equity fund, as well as in the up-and-coming asset class of outpatient healthcare properties. Banks and insurance companies in particular reward our investment product. The new funding commitments now give us the opportunity to rapidly expand the portfolio,” says Adalbert Nickl, Deputy Director at Hauck Aufhäuser Lampe REIM.
HAL is also continuing its growth course in the Digital Infrastructure segment: an investment volume of EUR 30 million was raised from an insurance company for the HAL Digital Infrastructure Germany 1 fund. This brings the fund’s equity to more than EUR 100 million.
“We are registering a keen interest on the part of investors to participate in the upswing of this innovative type of use – not least because of the possible achievable excess return and sustainable growth,” says Lars Kurtz, Deputy Director at Hauck Aufhäuser Lampe REIM. “In the coming years, there will also be a sharp increase in demand for regional colocation data centers due to the exponentially increasing data volumes and the increasing demand for free data center capacities, especially by medium-sized companies. This long-term trend is increasingly being recognized by institutional investors as an investment opportunity with stable cash flow.”
HAL Digitale Infrastruktur Deutschland 1 is a special AIF in accordance with Article 8 with a target volume of EUR 500 million. The focus is on new or new colocation data centers that take into account regulatory sustainability aspects and are AI-ready.
“The fact that we raised a total of around EUR 55 million in the first four months of the current year shows that we have struck the right nerve with investors with our investment focus on specialized uses that follow a megatrend,” says Patrick Brinker, Head of Real Estate Investment Management at Hauck Aufhäuser Lampe. “We plan to continue to grow with this strategy and to significantly expand our assets under management in the coming years.”
