Andreas Rehberg is new spokesperson for German Property Partners (GPP)

As of 1st January 2022 Andreas Rehberg, spokesperson and managing director of Grossmann & Berger, has also assumed the role of spokesperson for German Property Partners (GPP). “We look back on our fruitful cooperation with some exciting successes along the way and wish to take this unity of purpose forward to new strengths. I am delighted that the tenth anniversary of GPP is to be celebrated during my term of office,” says Rehberg. Every two years GPP, the German-wide network of property services providers – all leaders in their local markets – chooses a new spokesperson. Andreas Rehberg takes over from Oliver Schön, founder and managing director of blackolive. Apart from Grossmann & Berger and blackolive, GPP membership comprises Anteon Immobilien, GREIF & CONTZEN Immobilien and E & G Real Estate . 

GERMAN-WIDE EXPERTISE AT THE SERVICE OF COMMERCIAL CLIENTS

The five partners in the network, founded in 2013, cooperate closely in the fields of office letting and commercial real estate investment; they operate in Germany’s top 7 cities - Hamburg, Berlin, Düsseldorf, Cologne, Frankfurt, Stuttgart and Munich. The owner-managed firms are characterized by an intimate knowledge of their local property markets and long-serving employees with their own personal networks. “Thanks to our GPP network we can broker real estate transactions anywhere in Germany and provide our clients with the real estate services they require from people who really know their local markets,” says Rehberg. GPP also cooperates on the international stage with Carter Jonas (Great Britain) and Van Gool Elburg (Netherlands).

CONCENTRATED KNOWLEDGE OF THE MARKET

The GPP partners meet for regular exchanges on the major developments in Germany’s top 7 cities. Current topics include users’ changing requirements in terms of office space and purchasing commercial properties. “With many more people working from home and the resulting changes in how space is used, companies now face huge challenges. The EU rules regarding ESG investment means that clients’ consultancy needs have grown,” says Rehberg.