Over the past 12 months, interest rate adjustments have shaken up the real estate market. The rise in financing costs has led to a decline in new construction investments. This makes it all the more important to exploit the earnings potential of existing properties wisely. With regard to its commercial properties therefore,
Swiss Life Asset Managers is committed to proactive repositioning, renovations and intelligent repurposing.
While investments in new builds are dwindling due to interest rate hikes, well-positioned existing portfolios are benefiting from higher asking rents – and this includes real estate products from Swiss Life Asset Managers.
This issue of “Exposé” examines the latest developments in the area of commercial space. The construction of new office and retail space fell sharply in 2022, although the labour market is still booming and the potential for further employment growth remains strong. It is therefore vital to make use of existing commercial space, to adapt it flexibly and position it cleverly on the market.
A peek at our range of commercial space reveals, amongst other things, how a commercial building in St. Gallen’s city centre has been revitalised, how customised interior fit-out solutions have improved the positioning of a residential and commercial building in Zurich’s Seefeld district, and how converting and extending an office building in the heart of the English city of Manchester led to rental success.
