BOSSELER & ABEKING, a company specialising in real estate consultancy, has successfully completed the brokerage of a high-quality investment property in Munich. The subject of the transaction is a well-maintained residential and commercial building, comprising a total of 35 residential units and four commercial units. The total usable area of the property is approximately 2,559 square metres. Built in 1968, the property is located in an established and sought-after residential area of Munich, in close proximity to a significant BMW site. The associated plot extends over approximately 1,300 square metres and is complemented by 15 parking spaces in the building's underground car park.
Andreas Köhler, Managing Partner at BOSSELER & ABEKING, emphasised that Munich remains the most attractive real estate market in Germany for long-term oriented capital investors. He explained that not only the location is crucial, but also the quality of the specific investment. With the property now brokered, a sustainably sought-after residential location, a very good structural condition, and additional development potential combine to form a particularly attractive investment property.
The multi-family house is in a very good state of preservation, with no significant maintenance backlog. Sebastian Eichhorn, authorised signatory at BOSSELER & ABEKING, highlighted that this combination is equally interesting for professional and private buyers. The acquirer takes over an already established and well-maintained property but simultaneously gains concrete opportunities to further develop the property's income and value. The approved additional living space, in particular, represents an attractive component.
The successful transaction underscores BOSSELER & ABEKING's position in brokering high-quality multi-family houses as well as residential and commercial buildings in Munich. The company has an extensive network of private and institutional capital investors, which enables the regular brokerage of larger residential properties through discrete off-market processes. Mr. Köhler explained that the company's aim is to identify the right buyer for each property from this established network. Especially for multi-family houses in the higher price segment, it is not about the largest possible number of interested parties, but about the right investors with appropriate creditworthiness, decision-making ability, and a long-term perspective.
Mr. Eichhorn added that BOSSELER & ABEKING offers capital investors direct access to multi-family houses and investment properties in Munich, which are often offered before broader public marketing. He emphasised that access to the right offers is crucial when looking to acquire a multi-family house or specifically expand one's real estate portfolio in Munich. Many of the company's transactions arise from its direct network with owners and investors. This connection between the selling side and qualified capital investors is one of BOSSELER & ABEKING's key strengths. The company supports owners in the discrete marketing of multi-family houses in Munich and Southern Germany and develops an individual sales strategy for each property. With this brokerage, the company's expertise in the segment of high-quality multi-family houses and investment properties is once again confirmed.
