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Real Estate & Financing Guest article: "Decarbonization of the building stock: new evergreen and yield driver for investors"
Decarbonization in the portfolio will be crucial to achieving the Paris climate targets. At Primonial REIM, we pursue an approach that brings existing properties below the CRREM pathway in a targeted, effective and cost-efficient manner. In the current issue of Immobilien & Finanzierung, our Head of Business Development, Patrick Schlump, explains our approach and why it also makes sense from an economic point of view.
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Pan-European real estate platform strengthens German presence and plans growth
In an interview with Fundview, CEO Peter Finkbeiner explains how he intends to further expand Primonial REIM's activities in Germany. He places a particular focus on ESG as a key value driver and advocates a sustainable transformation of the entire real estate industry. He demands: "We must now implement concrete measures as investors and also as a society as a whole and no longer just plan them theoretically." What strategies Primonial is pursuing for a sustainable future - read now on Fundview.
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Intelligent Investors-Interview "Investment opportunities in existing properties"
"For me, the best investment opportunities [...] are existing properties and their energy optimization," says Peter Finkbeiner, addressing the real estate crisis and the investment strategy of Primonial REIM Germany in an interview with Editor-in-Chief Alexander Heftrich of INTELLIGENT INVESTORS. On the fringes of the Institutional Investment Day in Frankfurt in May, he also explains which factors are particularly important in the decarbonization of real estate, what role digitalization plays in this and which opportunities he sees for which asset classes.
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FAZ-Interview: "Sustainability becomes yield driver"
In the FAZ-interview, Peter Finkbeiner explains the opportunities he sees in the office real estate market, the direction in which demand for office space will shift, and why the overall attractiveness of offices will not necessarily decline despite the Corona and home office debates. In the medium term, taking ESG criteria into account will not be a cost driver, but a yield driver.
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Immobilienmanager-Interview: "We will see softening prices"
Even if the current market turbulence does not suggest any relief in the short term, CEO Peter Finkbeiner perceives the current developments of inflation, staff shortages and increased construction costs as an opportunity. In an interview with editor-in-chief Andre Eberhard of Immobilienmanager, he explains how he intends to launch new products on the market with decarbonization in the portfolio, which investment trends will become more firmly established and in which locations he intends to invest.
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Care Invest-Byline: "ESG als Chance für Betreiber und Eigentümer begreifen"
In his guest article in the new Care Invest, Head of Transaction Management Healthcare, Oliver Spiewak, explains how healthcare real estate can be made more energy efficient, why this requires active cooperation between operator and owner, and how this could ultimately solve the dilemma of limited care capacities and an increasingly aging population.
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By-lined article: Social Impact Investing - When financial and social added value go hand in hand
The real estate industry plays a key role in addressing environmental and social challenges. A secure financial return and a positive social impact are not mutually exclusive. Rather, the combination of social added value and financial performance is absolutely necessary to achieve stable returns in the long term, says CEO Peter Finkbeiner in a guest article in the new FondsBuch 2023.
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Refire-Interview: Primonial REIM building on European platform with three new funds
"Just sitting there and expecting properties to throw off yield as in past years simply won't happen anymore", says Peter Finkbeiner in an interview with Refire. Therefore he has several expansion plans for new funds in Germany. Historically associated with healthcare, senior living and social real estate in Germany, Primonial REIM's German operations are now also extending into office and residential.
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By-lined article: ESG for office real estate - Why new construction is not the solution
In the current October issue of FondsNews, Peter Finkbeiner explains that innovative new building concepts or costly refurbishments are not always the best solution for reducing the CO2 consumption of buildings. A comparatively more cost-efficient and immediate effect can be achieved, for example, by converting heating systems to renewable energy sources and/or using green electricity from one's own PV roof system. Instead of investing a lot of money in costly refurbishment measures and new building developments in the future, it is therefore advisable to focus on measures in existing buildings that immediately and directly reduce energy consumption and consequently CO2.
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