How we implement sustainability. An insight into practice.

In order to achieve our objectives and to make an active contribution to the Paris Climate Agreement goals, we are redefining our property management towards sustainability.

In the continuous optimisation of our portfolio, we implement operational improvements together with our tenants and our service providers at the property; in the area of digitalisation, we are breaking new ground in data collection and evaluation or using smart data solutions in building and energy management. In our new construction or refurbishment projects, we are continuously looking for solutions to reduce the environmental impact of our construction activities while creating feel-good factors to offer users a higher-quality living and working experience.

Smart meters

Smart meters: the basis for active resource management

Buildings today have to do far more than just provide space. They have to be flexible, energy…
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Green lease

Achieving sustainability goals together

Green leases can regulate how you as a tenant and we as a landlord can jointly achieve sustainability goals.
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E-mobility

Sustainable buildings and sustainable mobility

With the mobility revolution, the requirements for owners of properties are also changing. Here you will read some examples how tenants' wishes and sustainable mobility can be reconciled.
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MeteoViva

Intelligent building control using smart data technology

Digital building operation based on weather forecasts. Discover how much CO2 we have already saved this way.
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WTC Dresden

Community and interaction with an ecological concept

The WTC in Dresden combines the ecological and social aspects of sustainability through active portfolio management.
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Tenant fit-out

Leasing goes smart – the faster way to a new office

Direct planning of tenant fit-out requests with cost guarantee for both parties. Find out what this can mean for a sustainable tenant fit-out here.
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Kauf Park Göttingen

Digitalisation for more resource efficiency

A digitalisation project with local partners. This is what the future of data collection in real estate looks like.
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Hotel Dublin

Shaping a sustainable hotel sector together

Hotel operators and building owners cooperating efficiently can lead to a sustainable building operation, as demonstrated in this Dublin example.
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Biodiversity

New space concepts for more biodiversity

This example from luxembourg shows you how a plant project became a source of honey for our tenants.
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Moorgate 51

Climate protection or maximum user quality? 51 Moorgate proves both are possible

Extensive revitalisation instead of demolition and new built. “Moorgate 51” shows how conscious handling of existing building stock can have a sustainable impact in the heart of London.