The transaction marks a strategic expansion of the company’s pan-European portfolio, managed through its Institutional Investment Partners (2IP) platform.
The historic property, originally constructed in 1913 and fully renovated in 2021, offers more than 4,000 sq.m. of leasable space.
The entire building is leased on a long-term basis to the German Federal Ministry of Finance, providing secure, inflation-linked income streams. These are particularly attractive in the current economic climate, where institutional investors prioritize defensive assets backed by government-tenanted contracts.
Located in the southern part of Berlin’s Mitte district, the property benefits from close proximity to other government ministries and corporate offices, as well as excellent public transport connectivity via the Kochstraße (U6) and Stadtmitte (U6/U2) metro stations.
The location also presents significant rental uplift potential, especially as the Berlin office market continues to outperform expectations, despite broader macroeconomic headwinds across Europe.
