The Berlin BEOS has launched the first funds for corporate real estate in Germany. The "BEOS Corporate Real Estate Fund I, Germany has a target volume of 400 million euros, 230 million in equity. So far, institutional investors, including insurance companies, foundations, pension plans and savings banks, fund shares in the amount of 175 million € have drawn. By the end, the entire equity to be drawn. Das für den Fonds geplante Fremdkapital von 170 Millionen Euro wurde unter Führung der Landesbank Hessen-Thüringen (Helaba) strukturiert.
Für den Fonds wurden bereits zehn Objekte in Berlin, Hamburg, Mainz, Karlsruhe und Stuttgart mit einer Gesamtmietfläche von rund 280.000 Quadratmetern und einer durchschnittlichen Mietvertragslaufzeit von sieben Jahren angekauft. Die erworbenen Immobilien sind zu rund 98 Prozent vermietet. „Die Objekte weisen eine Mischnutzung mit Büro-, Großhandels-, Lager- und Produktionsnutzung auf und sind an mehr als 80 mittelständische Unternehmen mit guter Bonität und breiter Branchenstreuung vermietet“, erklärt Stephan Bone-Winkel, CEO of BEOS.
BEOS is the asset manager of real estate special fund under German investment law. INTREAL International Real Estate Investment Company Ltd. acquires administration, fund accounting and risk management for the fund. The real estate investment trust service was founded in 2009 and is a 100-percent subsidiary of Warburg - Henderson real estate investment management company mbH, Hamburg.
The planned annual dividend of seven percent. "The Fund offers institutional investors in Germany, the first investment opportunity of this Way to invest in real estate business segment, "said Bone-Winkel. According to a study published in May BulwienGesa corporate real estate with 1,100 billion euros in value by far the largest real estate segment in Germany, and larger than the office, retail and hotel sectors together. "The transaction market for real estate companies currently offer many opportunities for attractive investments. We are therefore planning further acquisitions in the short term, "said Ingo-Hans Holz, Managing Director of BEOS.
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