Munich-based asset manager and specialised residential property investor Inno Estate has acquired a residential complex in the Bavarian municipality of Lappersdorf near Regensburg. The acquired property comprises a total of 130 housing units, distributed over a total area of approximately 5,950 square metres. The property was built in 1972. The specific purchase price has not been disclosed.
A detailed and comprehensive energy-efficient refurbishment is planned for the property. These measures include the replacement of the facade, the windows, and a modernisation of the heating system. The defined goal of these works is to achieve energy efficiency class C, which represents a significant improvement in the building's performance.
Strategic Alignment and Value Enhancement
Felix Balck, Managing Partner at Inno Estate, commented on the transaction. He emphasised that the acquisition represents a targeted investment in southern Germany and serves the further expansion of the privatiseable residential portfolio in Bavaria. The strategic significance of the acquisition lies in strengthening the company's market presence in this region.
The planned energy-efficient refurbishment will not only improve the energy efficiency of the residential complex but also enhance the sustainability of the created living space. This approach aims to generate long-term value appreciation potential for the property while ensuring modern living comfort. The measures contribute to adapting the property's standard to current requirements.
- —Location: Lappersdorf near Regensburg, Bavaria
- —Units: 130 housing units
- —Area: approximately 5,950 sqm
- —Year of construction: 1972
With this acquisition, asset manager Inno Estate focuses on properties that can be enhanced through targeted measures, thereby meeting the requirements of the modern real estate market. The investment reflects current market developments, where energy optimisation and sustainable concepts play an increasingly central role.
