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Swiss Life Asset Managers acquires office building at Schönhauser Allee 9, Berlin

Swiss Life Asset Managers has signed the purchase agreement for a nearly fully let office property at Schönhauser Allee 9 in Berlin, to expand its European Value Investment Strategy.

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Swiss Life Asset Managers has announced the acquisition of the office property at Schönhauser Allee 9 in Berlin. This transaction serves to expand the company's existing European Value Investment Strategy. The purchase agreement has already been signed, with the completion of the transaction still subject to customary conditions and scheduled for November 2026. This investment underscores Swiss Life Asset Managers' commitment to further strengthening its presence in the European real estate market.

The property in question is located in a strategically advantageous position in Berlin, in the transitional area between Berlin-Mitte, Alexanderplatz, and Prenzlauer Berg. The building, which is scheduled for completion in 2025, comprises approximately 17,500 square metres of lettable area. It is characterised by being almost fully let, which indicates high market acceptance and the quality of the spaces. Furthermore, the property meets high sustainability standards, which are gaining importance in the current market environment.

Strategic Orientation and Market Assessment

In its investment activities, Swiss Life Asset Managers focuses on attractive investment opportunities in selected European markets. The company combines local market presence, comprehensive transaction expertise, and in-depth asset management competence. The management and further development of the investments made are carried out by specialised teams with many years of market experience, thus enabling sound value creation.

According to Swiss Life Asset Managers, the current market environment in the premium office segment continues to offer attractive investment opportunities. The persistently strong demand for modern and ESG-compliant office spaces in established locations forms the basis for stable cash flows and attractive returns. Jochen Worringen, Head of Transaction Central Europe at Swiss Life Asset Managers, stated that Schönhauser Allee 9 expands the portfolio with a as-new office building that combines sustainable returns, modern working environments, high ESG standards, and one of Berlin's most sought-after locations. He further explained that the ongoing

As part of this transaction, Swiss Life Asset Managers was advised by CBRE as the brokerage firm. This underscores the complexity and professional framework of such real estate transactions in the high-value segment.

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