Tag: Gesundheitsimmobilien

  • New care home expands capacity in urban neighborhood

    New care home expands capacity in urban neighborhood

    Schlieremer Halter AG has handed over a new home for people in need of care in Bern’s Wyler district. The care home, which is operated by Domicil Bern as the general tenant, provides 112 new care rooms, according to a statement on LinkedIn.

    Each room has its own bathroom and balcony. The facility also has recreation and service rooms as well as publicly accessible areas. Employees have been provided with a modern working environment with optimal conditions. The completed facility was handed over to the Swiss Life Investment Foundation at the end of March.

    According to the press release, a further contract was agreed with Domicil Immobilien AG for the construction of a care home with 75 rooms, a dementia unit and a restaurant.

  • Capital increase for healthcare properties and senior-friendly living

    Capital increase for healthcare properties and senior-friendly living

    The Swiss Life Investment Foundation wants to increase the capital of its Real Estate Switzerland Old Age and Health ESG investment group by a further CHF 200 million. The subscription period for the corresponding entitlements runs until 14 March, Swiss Life Asset Managers announced in a press release. According to the statement, the new funds will be used to acquire additional properties, invest in the portfolio and reduce debt financing.

    The Real Estate Switzerland Ageing and Health ESG investment group focuses on age-appropriate residential properties, care facilities and other healthcare properties as well as health promotion facilities. “With the opening of the investment group, we are offering a sustainable and future-oriented investment opportunity in real estate projects that addresses demographic trends and enables innovative living concepts for a self-determined life in old age,” said Stephan Thaler, Managing Director of the Swiss Life Investment Foundation, in the press release. The foundation, which is part of the Swiss Life Group ‘s asset manager, acquired two retirement centres in Frauenfeld and Ostermundigen BE in December 2024. At the end of 2024, the investment group comprised 18 properties with a total market value of around CHF 700 million.

  • TSC Real Estate closes 2021 as the best year in the company's history

    TSC Real Estate closes 2021 as the best year in the company's history

    Assets under management increased from approximately EUR 1.5 billion at the end of 2020 to approximately EUR 1.6 billion as of December 31, 2021, with the number of employees increasing to 27 in the same period. In addition, TSC Real Estate has accompanied sales worth around EUR 530 million.

    Berthold Becker, Managing Director of TSC Real Estate, comments: “The asset class 'health care properties' is becoming more and more differentiated and complex. We actively accompany this ongoing process for our customers and support them with our expertise and industry know-how in strategic investment decisions and management. In addition, we formulated ESG as a value-added service early on, including the development and implementation of a rating structure, our own ESG reporting and property-specific catalogs of measures. Even if we are constantly developing in this regard, we are already positioned for the future. This puts us in a position to create and transparently implement an individual manage-to-ESG strategy for our properties and those of our customers.”

    In 2022, TSC Real Estate has both the initiation and launch of its own investment vehicles for institutional investors in the area of residential and healthcare real estate and the participation in or the establishment of operating companies in the respective real estate segments on the agenda.

    In addition to organic growth options, acquisitions will also be examined and, if necessary, implemented in the coming months. In addition, not only the purchase of real estate with a volume of approx. EUR 300 million is planned, but also the further development of the vertical service structure. This includes the expansion of the areas of property management and, last but not least, project development.