Managing Director
20 percent of German workers announced their private contracts to securing retirement since the financial crisis erupted in 2008. Two-thirds of the workforce hold real estate ownership for the ideal form of private interest. That emerges from the Allensbach study “Retirement in Germany 2010/2011”, which was made on behalf of Deutsche Postbank. Christoph Marloh, Managing Director of real estate says about 24, the provider of residential real estate sustainable return Fund: “residential real estate are enjoying a Renaissance as a secure yield carrying value. To be successful in the rental of interest houses in the long run, are the selection of sites and against the background of continued rising energy prices a high energetic quality required. Swarmed by offers, Oracle is currently assessing future choices.
The sustainable residential real estate of return fund North focuses on the vital metropolitan region Hamburg, one of the top 3 locations in Europe. The objects of the return on funds on better terms are rentable as unmodernisierte apartment buildings due to low energy consumption. As a result, the Fund implemented a sustainable form the private income”. The return on investment fund for sustainable residential real estate North buys clean, fully leased apartment buildings in metropolitan areas in Northern Germany. The objects are acquired by housing associations, cooperatives, and private owners. The Fund invests only in fully leased properties, where Hamburg is preferred to buy the return Fund on the basis of the performance predicted by market researchers still above average. The return fund acquires two types of apartment buildings and housing estates: on the one hand cheap objects from year of manufacture 1960, which have an energy-saving potential of approximately 80% and be upgraded after purchase by the Fund energy. The other objects that are already energy on new building standard. In both cases, the primary energy requirement should be well below 100 kWh per m2 per year. Energy consumption by over 300 kilowatt hours per m2 and year before energy modernisation is characteristic in the older years from 1960.
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