Public Real Estate
Public real estate contributes to the quality and vitality of neighbourhoods, communities, villages and cities as well as to social and cultural life. Therefore, the social yield of our investments is large.
As a rule, public real estate is financed with community funding, for which in most cases local councils and school boards and/or boards of institutions bear the responsibility. They are often initiator, financier, property administrator and, at the same time, user. The financial return is often of secondary importance and could come under pressure when circumstances change or when budgetary alterations are necessary. Since real estate puts a major financial claim on the budget, financial flexibility could be a reason to sell the real estate; the organization, evidently, has more objectives than owning real estate. It all boils down to optimising your policy-making scope.
For more information about our Public Real Estate, download our brochure here.
For more information about our Public Real Estate, download our brochure here.
