Germany stands as a cornerstone of the European real estate landscape, offering unmatched economic stability, legal transparency, and long-term security for institutional and private investors alike. Despite a period of cautious activity linked to macroeconomic adjustments, the German market is entering a new phase of recovery in 2025, supported by declining interest rates, high liquidity, and a return of core capital.

Major cities such as Berlin, Munich, Frankfurt, Hamburg, and Düsseldorf continue to attract both domestic and international investment, particularly in residential, office, and logistics assets. In the residential segment, structural supply shortages, rising construction costs, and growing urban populations are sustaining rental growth and price stability, especially in regulated and institutional-grade build-to-rent portfolios. Meanwhile, Germany’s rental housing sector is increasingly seen as a defensive, income-generating asset class in uncertain times.

Commercial real estate is regaining momentum, with a renewed focus on ESG-compliant office buildings, energy-efficient refurbishments, and modern logistics platforms serving Germany’s strong export-driven economy. Prime yields are stabilizing, and bid-ask spreads are narrowing, creating an environment conducive to transaction growth and repositioning strategies. In addition, demand for healthcare, student housing, and senior living facilities continues to increase, reflecting long-term demographic trends.

Germany's regulatory environment is among the most transparent and investor-friendly in Europe, with strong tenant protections, clear zoning laws, and reliable legal enforcement. Its central geographic position, advanced infrastructure, and political stability further enhance its appeal as a safe haven for capital seeking value preservation and steady returns.

Real One Capital Partners maintains an active presence in the German market through partnerships with leading developers, fund managers, and institutional players. We focus on identifying underutilized urban assets, forward-funding opportunities, and development projects in growth corridors, particularly in the residential, logistics, and alternative living segments. Our strategies are built around long-term value creation, compliance with ESG criteria, and optimizing capital deployment in one of Europe’s most secure environments.

With strong fundamentals, improving capital conditions, and a maturing opportunity set, Germany remains an essential pillar in any well-diversified European real estate portfolio.