Underlying Project Overview
The Bad Kreuznach Residential Portfolio comprises 22 multi-family buildings with a total of 283 residential units, located in quiet and well-established residential areas throughout the city of Bad Kreuznach in Rhineland-Palatinate, Germany.
Originally part of the Vonovia/Deutsche Wohnen portfolio, the buildings were acquired by a local investor group in a strategic off-market transaction. The properties, built between 1952 and 1997, are in sound structural condition and will be gradually modernised from the owner’s equity, with an exit strategy based on unit-by-unit sales.
Modernisation is focused on improving windows, doors, stairwells, technical systems and facades. A leasing stop was implemented by the seller to allow immediate renovation of the current 29 vacant units. Rental income is expected to grow significantly through legal rent increases and natural turnover.
Project Highlights
283 residential units across 22 buildings
Gross floor area: 17,491 sqm | Land area: 34,515 sqm
Well-maintained buildings in decentralised but strong residential locations
Construction years: 1952–1997 | Good structural condition, no gutting required
Step-by-step modernisation funded from owner equity
Unit sales planned over 3–5 years as value increases
Secondary-ranking land charge as security instrument
Transaction Structure
This investment opportunity is structured as a secured private bond (Teilschuldverschreibung) issued under German law by a dedicated special purpose vehicle (SPV). The proceeds are used to finance the acquisition, planning, permitting and early construction stages of the project.
Key Terms (Overview)
Instrument: Private bond (ISIN DE000A460BY4)
Total Volume: EUR 2,600,000 (single tranche)
Coupon: 9.08% p.a. (annual interest payment)
Term: 36 months (19 February 2026 – 19 February 2029)
Minimum Investment: EUR 100,000
Security: Second-rank land charge (Grundschuld)