Merry Christmas
from Greenman. Please note that our office’s last working day will be Friday 22 December and will reopen
on Tuesday 2 January 2024.
Merry Christmas
from Greenman. Bitte beachten Sie, dass unser Büro bis Freitag, den 22. Dezember besetzt ist und am
Dienstag, den 2. Januar 2024 wieder öffnet.
Since 2005 Greenman has evolved into a market-leading, sector specific, real estate investment fund manager. We have shown our commitment to our sector, our tenants and our people and have continued to deliver long-term, sustainable income to our investors.
Greenman Investments was formed in Dublin.
Greenman launches its first closed-end, unregulated real estate fund with a focus on auto centres in Germany.
Greenman’s third closed-end, unregulated real estate fund with a focus on food retail in Germany is oversubscribed.
Greenman becomes the first Irish owned investment fund manager authorised as an alternative investment fund manager. Greenman launches its first Luxembourg seated umbrella AIF, Greenman Investments S.C.A. SICAV-FIS, which is approved by the CSSF, Luxembourg’s financial regulator.
Greenman opens its first German office in Berlin.
Greenman originate a sale and lease back deal to acquire 28 food retail stores and Fachmarktzentrum from EDEKA-Hannover Minden as a joint venture with a German listed real estate fund.
Greenman opens its second German office in Frankfurt.
Greenman’s flagship fund, Greenman OPEN, becomes the largest German food-retail focused real estate fund available on the market.
The Greenman Group is formed.
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The Greenman Group acquires DINAMIK, a Luxembourg fund administrator that not only serves to complement our business, but also builds on the Groups position as a partner for pan-European real estate investments.
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As 2020 is the start of a new decade we wanted to look forward and consider what will/may influence retail and real estate funds, in particular Greenman OPEN (GMO), as we move towards 2030.
200 participants joined our panel of experts in an open and frank discussion on what technologies are impacting the retail and real estate markets.
Panellists
Christian Schimanski, Hamburg Commercial Bank, Germany
Dr Holger Wolf, White & Case LLP, Germany
Lynda Boylan, Manna.Aero, Ireland
Dr Angelus Bernreuther, Kaufland, Germany
Emily Bohill (Moderator), Bohill Partners, London
Insights from the Day
– The outlook for bricks and mortar German grocery stores looks stable with digitalisation focusing on addressing customer needs & overall retail experience.
– Drone deliveries could provide a low cost, high speed, environmentally friendly solution to last mile logistics, potentially working together with grocery stores in the future.
– Blockchain has the ability to revolutionise the way real estate sector operates from smart contracts to management and execution of property sales and leases.
– The continuation of a lower for longer interest rate environment will result in debt remaining cheaper for longer & yield gaps remaining significant. – Greenman OPEN targets to achieve €1bn AUM by the end of 2020.
It was wonderful to celebrate the opening of our new office with so many business partners, investors, colleagues and friends who have been part of and helped Greenman over the past few years. Having outgrown our last office, the new space in Berlin set over three floors, provides us with ample room to expand into as we continue to grow.
A special thank you to his excellency, Ambassador Nicholas O’Brien for speaking at the reception and to our friends at Lough Ree Distillery for bringing their Slingshot Irish Gin to the event for us to try.
