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Deutsche Bank AG (DBK), whose asset management unit has about 41 billion euros ($55 billion) of property investments, is looking for opportunities to buy Spanish and Italian offices and shops on behalf of German institutional clients for the first time in three years.
German pension funds and insurers that invest with Europe’s second-largest bank have begun to show a willingness to target assets in southern European countries hurt by the sovereign debt crisis, Georg Allendorf, head of German real estate at Deutsche Asset and Wealth Management, said in an interview last week. His unit manages about 12 billion euros of real estate.
Says Allendorf:
“A window of opportunity has opened,” he said. “We’ll never be able to time the bottom precisely, but if you buy after prices have come down, you can catch the upside when the market turns around.”
Another crazy guy just talking up the market? 😆 But he’s a buyer, not a vendor, so how does that work 🙂
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Another crazy guy just talking up the market? 😆 But he’s a buyer, not a vendor, so how does that work 🙂
One never knows, the bank is heavily exposed to Spanish debt 😉 😆
He has a ready market to enter with many venture capital funds pulling out of Spain. Remember the UK company who recently decided to sell all their holdings in Spain including shopping malls.
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