Trei Real Estate invests in urban quarter in Mainz (DE)

Trei Real Estate invests in urban quarter in Mainz (DE)

Trei Real Estate has acquired the development sites “Hafeninsel II” and “Hafeninsel III” at the new “Zollhafen Mainz” urban quarter development in Mainz, Germany. The two development sites add up to a total plot area of 11,500m² and will offer around 150 rental apartments and condominiums. The new urban quarter has been under development since 2010 and is expected to be completed by 2025. The property was sold by the partnership Zollhafen Mainz GmbH & Co, a joint venture of CA Immo Deutschland and Mainzer Stadtwerke AG. The purchase price was not disclosed.

 

Pepijn Morshuis, CEO of Trei Real Estate, commented: “Zollhafen Mainz is an attractive neighbourhood development. Aside from the waterfront location right on the bank of the Rhine, the site benefits from its proximity to the inner city of Mainz. I’m very glad that Trei received the contract. The architectural design competition is still ongoing at this time. Once the planning stage is completed, we will present our concept design in more detail. We are planning to raise around 150 apartments in Mainz. We will rent out one set of apartments and retain them in our portfolio long-term while selling the other set as condominiums. We rate the housing market here in the state capital of Rhineland Palatinate as permanently attractive. Depending on the forecast, the population of Mainz is expected to rise from 220,000 today to maximally 227,000 by 2030. Another factor that comes into play is the university because it keeps bringing young new residents to Mainz.”

 

Matthias Winkelhardt, Head of CA Immo Frankfurt am Main and Business Director of Zollhafen Mainz GmbH & Co. KG, is pleased that “with Trei, the neighbourhood development gained an experienced partner for just such inner-city residential locations. Since CA Immo is developing the adjacent development sites Hafeninsel IV and V together with UBM, we look forward to the joint development of these attractive residential development sites which will be surrounded by water-filled canals.” 

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