Germany
Office centre in Hanau, Germany, ID 729587
Office centre in Hanau, Germany
Hanau (approx. 100,000 inhabitants) is a city in the district of Main-Kinzig in the Hesse administrative district of Darmstadt. The city is the sixth most populous city in Hesse. Hanau is also an important centre of high technology. Four of Hanau's industrial companies from this diversified sector are among the 100 largest companies in Europe. The metropolitan area of Frankfurt-Rhine-Main is one of Germany's most economically strong regions in the centre of Europe. Frankfurt Airport is quickly accessible by road and rail, there are direct connections to the A 3, A 66 and A 45 (Hanauer Kreuz) motorways, and several ICE connections serve Hanau Central Station.
The site is located in an industrial area to the north of the city centre, where well-known companies such as IKEA, REWE and BayWa as well as car dealerships such as Volkswagen, Audi and Mercedes are located.
- Site area is 4668 sqm
- Building area 3438 sqm
- Year of modernisation 1989/1990
- Rental income per year current 235,388 €
- Rental income per year full 278,024 €
- Current yield 6.73%
- Yield full 7.94%
- The anchor tenant is Wütschner Fahrzeugteile GmbH, a family business run by owners originally from Schweinfurt. The group's sales programme includes wear parts for cars, vans, motorbikes, trucks, buses and agricultural machinery.
The lease agreement is until 2037, with no right of cancellation until 2027. - Cannon Deutschland GmbH was founded in 1983, today all of the Cannon Group's plastics processing and technology activities in Germany, Austria and Switzerland as well as in the Benelux countries are carried out by Cannon Deutschland GmbH.
The lease agreement runs until 2032. - CTS edv-consulting GmbH was founded in 1993. The company is based in Rödermark. The main activities of the company are software development and in the field of cemetery management. The branch office in Hanau was founded in 1997.
Lease agreement until 2027, options to extend until 2033. - DFMG Deutsche Funkturm GmbH was founded in 2002 as a subsidiary of Deutsche Telekom, with American DigitalBridge and Canadian Brookfield becoming additional owners as of 2023. With approximately 34,200 antenna sites, Deutsche Funkturm is the largest radio infrastructure operator in Germany.
The lease agreement is until 2027.