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Deka Immobilien is an experienced real estate investor and asset manager focused on commercial properties.

Last updated September 10, 2026

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Overview

Deka Immobilien describes itself as an experienced real estate investor and asset manager with expertise along the entire value chain of commercial real estate, from acquisition through letting and portfolio development to divestment. With around 640 professionals, it focuses on the office, logistics, retail and hotel use types. It states that it is among the leading real estate addresses in Europe and has established itself in the top group measured by assets under management. Its portfolio includes properties such as the DC Tower in Vienna, The Edge in Amsterdam, TOWER185 in Frankfurt am Main, and Kranhaus 1 and Kranhaus Süd in Cologne.

History

Deka Immobilien states that it has stood by institutional and private investors with flexible products in a spirit of partnership for more than 55 years. It describes its history as shaped by responsibility, trust and long-term thinking.

Products and positioning

Leading provider of real assets solutions and among the leading real estate addresses in Europe.

Recent events

  • Reported

    Sale of Seattle’s Lakefront Blocks announced[6]

    Newmark and Vulcan Real Estate announced the sale of the 635,000-square-foot Lakefront Blocks office property in Seattle to Deka Immobilien, which was identified as the winning bidder for both blocks. The sale did not include the two apartment towers above the office buildings.

  • Unconfirmed

    Reported

    Deka Immobilien acquires 905 W. Fulton Market[7]

    Deka Immobilien acquired the 905 W. Fulton Market office building from Thor Equities. The building serves as Mondelez International's global headquarters.

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