General criteria

General investment approach on a “buy and hold” strategy. Therefore MEAG acquires well located properties with long-term value. Core properties should feature:

• sustainable value, ESG compliant
• inflation protection
• good to very good locations
• high asset quality
• multi-tenant flexibility
• deal structure: asset-, share-, portfolio-, forward deal

Residential

• Volume: > € 30 m
• Locations: Top 7 in Germany in good to very good locations and secondary cities in very good locations
• Preferences: Core (high asset quality, no major refurbishments, existing properties or developments)

Office

• Volume: > € 30 m
• Locations: major cities in Europe (focus on IRE, UK, NL, BE, PT, ES, FN, SE, FR) and Top 7 in Germany
• Lease: Medium to long term
• Occupancy: > 90 %–Tenant structure: Multi-tenant preferred
• Development projects: Only with pre-lettings
•  Preferences: Core (high asset quality, new or recent construction preferred)

Big Box Retail

• Volume: € 15-150 m
• Locations: German-cities with population > 10,000
• Focus on retail parks, hypermarkets and DIY
• Anchor tenants: Food retailers > DIY
• Preferences: Value add, core+, core (single asset or portfolio deal)

Logistics

• Type of Logistics: distribution, storage, cross-dock & last mile
• Locations: Eurozone (NL, FR, FN, DE, ES, UK) in very good logistic locations
• Volume: € 20 – 100 m
• Lease: mid- and long-term
• Profile: Core and Core-plus

Contact

Katrin Hupfauer
Head of Real Estate Transactions
T +49 89 24 89 25 40 I F +49 89 24 89 11 25 40 I
khupfauer@meag.com

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