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Dallmayr Single Family Office Acquires Commercial Property In Munich

October 11, 2021

The German Dallmayr family office acquired a 3500 sqm office property in Obersendling, Munich. The building has four floors which can be used as office space, as well as space for manufacturing. Currently, the property is rented out to a printing company. The building at the Geretsrieder Straße 10 is located near the metro station... Continue reading →

Kässmeyer Single Family Office Sells Office Buildings In Munich

October 7, 2021

Real estate prices in Munich were skyrocketing throughout the last years. Now, the Kässmeyer single family office took advantage of the bullish market environment and sold the "Leonardo" office buildings near the Munich airport to Sirius Real Estate. Sirius Real Estate bought 16,900 sqm "Leonardo" office The so-called "Leonardo" office campus - which was now... Continue reading →

Singapore Family Office Acquires Munich Office Building For €350M

October 5, 2021

Singapore is a hotspot for single and multi family offices. A rather secret Asian single family office now acquired a top-notch building in Munich (Germany). "Ludwig" office building changing its owner for €350M The so-called "Ludwig" building is in the heart of Munich, located. in Ludwigstraße 21 and Theresienstraße 4, 6 and 8. The building... Continue reading →

Usercentrics Receives Series A Funding From Munich Single Family Office

October 4, 2021

The Munich-based startup Usercentrics is working on privacy regulation technologies. Recently, Usercentrics announced the successful closing of its recent Series A funding round to fuel further growth and to establish the market leadership of the company. One of the investors is the (also Munich-based) single family office Reimann Investors. Consent Management as Software-as-a-Service (SaaS) solution Through... Continue reading →

List of 10 Important Family Offices in Munich

August 6, 2021

Munich is one of the wealthiest parts of the Federal Republic Germany. The cityscape of the metropolis with 1.5 million inhabitants is adorned with a multitude of magnificent Gründerzeit buildings and headquarters of industrial heavyweights such as BMW and Siemens. A mixture of a strong economy, a lively cultural scene and good rail and air... Continue reading →