Hemsö GmbH, a company specialising in social infrastructure properties, has acquired the building complex of Oberschule Schwachhausen in Bremen's Horn-Lehe district. This acquisition represents a further step in the strategic expansion of the company's portfolio.
The property is located in the eastern part of Bremen and serves educational purposes. Hemsö's acquisition underscores its continued interest in properties that demonstrate long-term and stable use by public sector tenants.
Background to the transaction
The transaction was brokered by Cushman & Wakefield, who advised the parties involved. Hemsö focuses on investments in existing properties with public tenants to ensure high rental security and predictable returns. The City of Bremen acts as the tenant of the property in this case, which guarantees the continuity of its use.
A key aspect of Hemsö's investment approach is a long-term perspective. The company values properties that are relevant to infrastructure and hold significant importance for the local community. Schools fall into this category and offer above-average stability in the real estate market.
Strategic classification
This acquisition seamlessly integrates into Hemsö's overall strategy to expand its social infrastructure portfolio in Germany. The focus is on properties that fulfil an essential societal function and are characterised by public sector tenancies. The location in eastern Bremen, specifically in Horn-Lehe, offers good infrastructural connections and an established educational landscape.
The ongoing development of the social infrastructure property market shows stable demand for properties that serve essential public services. Hemsö's investment in the Bremen school site reflects this trend and reinforces the company's position as a relevant player in this segment.
