CBRE Germany in the news

Refrigerated warehouses in Germany offer high rental premiums and tenant loyalty but face sustainability challenges due to energy intensity, with opportunities in renewable energy and heat recovery.

CBRE has expanded its Office Leasing team in Stuttgart to boost its presence in the local real estate market.

Sarina Schekahn will lead CBRE Germany's Industrial & Logistics Leasing division from April 2026, bringing extensive sector experience.

Bent Roggenbock has been named Head of Investment for CBRE in Frankfurt, Germany.

CBRE Investment Management appoints Liliya Larcombe to a new EMEA logistics role in real estate investment.

CBRE supported PANDION in selling a Munich serviced apartment property to a joint venture, emphasizing the growth and efficiency of serviced apartments.

Sarina Schekahn will lead CBRE Germany's Industrial & Logistics Leasing from April 2026, succeeding Rainer Koepke and bringing extensive sector experience.

Sarina Schekahn has been appointed head of industrial and logistics leasing at CBRE Germany, succeeding Rainer Koepke.

Sarina Schekahn will head CBRE Germany's Industrial & Logistics Leasing from April 2026, bringing extensive industry experience to drive growth and market leadership.

Sarina Schekahn will lead CBRE Germany's Industrial & Logistics Leasing from April 2026, succeeding Rainer Koepke who remains as Senior Advisor.

Sarina Schekahn will replace Rainer Koepke as Head of Industrial & Logistics Leasing at CBRE Germany starting April 2026.

CBRE is strengthening its Stuttgart office leasing team by appointing two experienced leaders to improve its office rental services.

CBRE named a new head of Frankfurt investment, succeeding Peer Neiser, with the new leader coming from Values Real Estate.

Bent Roggenbock will lead and expand CBRE's Investment division in Frankfurt starting October 2025, bringing extensive real estate experience.

Stefan Wilke will lead and expand CBRE Germany's Residential Investment division from December 2025, aiming to strengthen market position and client services.

Stefan Wilke will lead and expand CBRE Germany's Residential Investment division starting December 2025, bringing 15 years of real estate experience.

Stefan Wilke will lead and restructure CBRE Germany's Residential Investment division from December 2025 to strengthen its market position and investor services.

Business climate and real estate markets in Germany show signs of stabilization and gradual recovery supported by fiscal stimulus, lower interest rates, and sector-specific trends.

Stefan Wilke will lead and expand CBRE Germany's Residential Investment division from December 2025, aiming to strengthen its market position and client services.