HIH Invest acquires new Deiker Höfe district in Düsseldorf

With six buildings, a diverse mix of uses and a total rental area of around 49,000 square metres, the "Deiker Höfe" are being created as a lively, urban quarter. The heart of the ensemble is the residential part with a total of 353 apartments on around 27,340 square metres – including 153 subsidised and price-controlled units that make an important contribution to the local housing supply. The quarter is supplemented by around 21,700 square metres of commercial space for offices, hotels, local amenities and services, as well as a total of 618 parking spaces.

A large part of the commercial space has already been leased on a long-term basis. The largest tenants include Crowe BPG Beratungs- und Prüfungsgesellschaft, Capgemini Deutschland GmbH, WELEDA headquarters and Essential by Dorint, which operates a hotel with an area of around 5,300 square metres in the quarter. In the retail sector, ALDI Süd will also strengthen local supply in the district. Completion will take place in sections by the end of the second quarter of 2026 and will shape urban development in the north of Düsseldorf.

"We are proud to have created a sustainable and high-quality quarter for Düsseldorf with the architect Caspar Schmitz-Morkramer," comments Patrick Schwarz-Schütte.

"With this acquisition, we are realizing a rare investment opportunity for a high-quality new building ensemble in an urban Düsseldorf location. The combination of residential and commercial use creates a balanced income structure and generates an attractive return for investors that is above the market level. The high occupancy rate with renowned tenants also underlines the attractiveness of the location," says Felix Meyen, Managing Director of HIH Invest.

The location in the north of Düsseldorf impresses with its immediate proximity to the trade fair, the airport and excellent connections to the city centre and the entire Rhine-Ruhr region. The mature district of Stockum is one of the most sought-after locations in the city and offers ideal conditions for a modern district concept such as the "Deiker Höfe".

BNP acted as a broker on the seller's side.