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talyo. Property Services takes over management of a Berlin portfolio for MB Advisors

talyo. Property Services GmbH has been awarded the mandate to manage a portfolio of 43 residential and commercial properties in Berlin, with asset management provided by MB Advisors GmbH.

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talyo. Property Services GmbH is expanding its nationwide portfolio by taking over the management of 43 residential and commercial properties in the capital, Berlin. The portfolio in question is managed by MB Advisors GmbH as asset manager and primarily comprises residential units, supplemented by commercial, basement and storage units. The full assumption of the mandate by talyo. is scheduled for 1 August 2026.

With this step, talyo. continues its strategic growth course in the management of residential property portfolios in Germany. The Berlin portfolio integrates into the company's direction and underlines clients' trust in the service provider's expertise. According to the company, a structured and collaborative approach to the takeover is a high priority to ensure service quality for owners and tenants from the outset.

Structured takeover and quality standards

The transition process for the portfolio is ensured by the consistent application of talyo.'s extensive onboarding catalogue by the involved employees from asset and property management. This approach enables a gradual integration of the properties and aims to seamlessly continue their operation. At the same time, talyo.'s quality standards are to be quickly implemented in ongoing operations.

The assumption of the mandate strengthens talyo.'s presence in the Berlin residential property market and consolidates the company's position as a nationally active property management service provider. talyo.'s nationwide portfolio now spans 16 cities and comprises approximately 8,000 residential and commercial units. These units represent a total area of around 460,000 square metres of residential and commercial space. The company relies on digital processes and efficient management concepts.

Statements on the transaction

Johannes Ostwald, Director Corporate Services at talyo. Property Services GmbH, commented on the development. He highlighted that the mandate consistently continues the company's growth course in the segment of nationwide management of residential property portfolios. Furthermore, he stated that the portfolio fits excellently with the company's strategic alignment and confirms clients' trust in talyo.'s competencies. A structured and collaborative takeover is particularly important to ensure consistently high service quality for owners and tenants.

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