Sustainable, healthy office environments are part of a sustainable property economy. New information and communication strategies make it possible to work across spatial boundaries, and flexible office concepts are becoming more and more important. We support mobile working and the smart office concept to reduce the environmental impact, achieve better energy efficiency, and focus on holistic building concepts that create healthy working environments. Not least, the urban environment with its diversity of facilities and broad mix of uses also plays an important role.

For us, a focus on sustainable property management also means social and target-group-oriented housing provision. In our investments and developments, for example, we pay attention to flexible and accessible building structures and a balanced mix of housing in an environment characterised by a variety of uses. Ensuring affordable housing and social tenant management are just as much a part of social housing provision as housing solutions for single-person households, families, older people or people with special needs.