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Reinickendorf Peripherie-Nord 23,00 € 33,50 € 442.100 Büroteilmarktkarte 1.559.600 Flughafen Tegel Berlin 2020 Mitte-1a 39,00 € Mit der erwarteten Öffnung des neuen Hauptstadtflughafens 1.887.800 BER in 2020 wird strukturell auch eine Veränderung der Berliner Büromarkt Geographie einhergehen. Ein „Südshift“ Hauptbahnhof/ bzw. eine weitere dynamische Entwicklung um Adlershof und Europacity Mitte im Umfeld des BER selbst darf erwartet werden. 35,50 € 36,50 € 236.500 2.243.400 Das Jahr 2020 startet mit einem starken Rückenwind aus einem Rekordjahr 2019 Hbf Friedrichshain bei den gewerblichen Immobilienmärkten. Mit einem Rekord von rund 1. Mio. m² 31,00 € Peripherie-West Vermietungsumsatz und einem Transaktionsvolumen von 12,05 Mrd. € befindet 420.200 sich die Hauptstadt im Fokus nationaler und internationaler Investoren. Auf Büro 23,50 € Tiergarten Mitte-1a Charlottenburg immobilien fällt der Anteil besonders hoch aus und auch ForwardDeals geraten 1.075.200 34,00 € 35,50 € Potsdamer/ aufgrund mangelnder Produkte verstärkt in den Fokus. 1.325.800 Leipziger Platz 1.220.100 Mediaspree Mediaspree Zahlreiche Anmietungen finden aufgrund mangelnder Bestandsflächen vermehrt Kreuzberg Ku’damm 35,00 € in Projekten statt. Moderne Büroflächen in sehr guten Lagen mit hochqualitativer 34,00 € 669.200 Ausstattung sind in den innerstädtischen Teilmärkten unterhalb von 30,00 €/m² 1.092.600 kaum vorhanden. Das hohe Spitzenmietniveau verlagert sich zunehmend auch in Ku’damm periphere Teilmärkte. Schöneberg plus Seitenstraßen Wilmersdorf 31,00 € FAHRZEITEN* VON FLUGHAFEN BER NACH... ERZIELBARES SPITZENMIETNIVEAU 40,00 € 29,00 € NACH TEILMÄRKTEN 535.500 700.200 ÖPNV PKW 888.700 in €/m2 Potsdamer Platz/ Adlershof 10 15 unter 20 Leipziger Platz Reinickendorf 45 50 20–24,99 32,00 € Alexanderplatz 25 45 25–29,99 510.700 Potsdamer Platz 35 45 Ku’damm 40 40 30–34,99 Hauptbahnhof 30 40 35–40 Peripherie-Ost Die Erhebung der PKW Fahrzeiten wurde im Dezember 2019 Quelle: Riwis, Catella Research 2020 25,00 € über einen Zeitraum von 10 Tagen zu den jeweiligen Stoßzeiten der Berufspendler analysiert. 1.926.900 * in Minuten 33,50 € erzielbare Bürospitzen miete 2019 nach GIF Definition** Adlershof 236.500 Büroflächenbestand in m² (MF) ** Die festgestellte Spitzenmiete repräsentiert die erzielbare nominale Miete für eine hochwertige 18,00 € Vermietungsfläche im besten Teilmarkt zum Berichtszeitraum. Peripherie-Süd 414.600 23,00 € 1.982.400 Über Catella: Catella gehört zu den führenden Spezialisten im Bereich Immo bilieninvestment und Fondsmanagement und agiert in 15 Ländern. Der Konzern verwaltet Vermögenswerte Berlin von rund 17 Mrd. Euro. Catella ist im Mid Cap Segment des Nasdaq Stockholm gelistet. Mehr unter catella.com Kontakt: research@catella.de BER Flughafen Berlin Brandenburg.

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