Thursday, 5 February 2026
INDUSTRIA Immobilien reported an increase in its assets under management (AuM) to approximately €6.3 billion at the end of 2025, up from €5.6 billion a year earlier. The Frankfurt-based company manages residential real estate and related property services in Germany. The number of residential and commercial units under administration rose by around 2,200 during the year to roughly 24,000.
The company attributed the growth primarily to new asset and property management mandates for third parties, including two mandates linked to existing residential real estate funds with a combined volume of about €230 million and approximately 1,650 units. Additional property management contracts were also secured during the year. Acquisition activity exceeded sales, contributing further to the increase in AuM.
Total transaction volume in 2025 amounted to about €168 million. This included roughly €107 million in acquisitions and around €61 million in disposals. Among the purchases was the “Dreiklang” residential portfolio comprising 372 units in the metropolitan regions of Berlin, Frankfurt and Stuttgart. Several smaller assets were sold during the same period.
INDUSTRIA’s property management division expanded its portfolio, with managed floor space increasing by 16 percent to approximately 1.7 million square metres. The company stated that both the number of managed units and the range of mandates grew over the year.
INDUSTRIA currently manages 14 institutional real estate funds and one open-ended public real estate fund, FOKUS WOHNEN DEUTSCHLAND. In its institutional segment, the company serves around 80 investors, including pension funds, insurance companies, banks and other financial institutions.
For 2026, INDUSTRIA has set a target of increasing assets under management by approximately €500 million, supported by both organic growth and potential acquisitions.
Photo: Headquarters in Berlin, Charlottenburg Local Court, HRB 120729 B, Managing Directors: Nikolaus von Raggamby-Fluck, Susanne Edelmann, Christof Hardebusch, Thomas Rücker, Daniel Sohler
