The Squaire

Frankfurt (Main)

The Squaire blends iconic design and mul­tifunctional spaces with perfect access to air and rail networks. Its com­plex structural design, technical infra­struc­ture and extensive systems re­pre­sent a challenge in terms of build quali­ty, structural engineering and building services. In the case of properties of this type and scale of investment, pre­cise risk assessment is a prerequisite for sound decision-making.

Client

AGC Equity Partners

Period

2019

Services

Transaction advisory, technical due diligence

Year of construction

2007 – 2011

Area

approx. 202,000 m² (GFA) / 140,000 m² (MF)

Type of use

Office/administration, retail, hospitality, garage/parking garage

Features

Germany’s longest office building, iconic architecture, complex structural design, challenging in terms of build quality, structural engineering and building services

Transactional transparen­cy meets technical ex­cellence

Acting primarily as a technical consul­tant responsible for transaction advisory and technical due diligence on behalf of buyer AGC, BRAND BERGER played a key role in the transaction of The Squaire. Our comprehensive expertise and accur­ate, insightful analysis enabled the bu­yers to gain a truthful picture of the pro­per­ty that paved the way for a success­ful investment decision.

A striking building where the world comes together

Located just outside Frankfurt, The Squaire is an outstanding example of mo­dern architecture and real estate de­sign. Boasting direct access to Frankfurt Airport, and built on top of the airport’s long-distance train station on a site bet­ween two motorways, the building is situated at the heart of an international transport hub and ranks among the region’s most innovative commercial buildings. Its unique, futuristic archi­tec­ture and multifunctionality blaze a trail for others to follow.

One building, a wealth of opportunities – an entire city under one roof

Comprising a total gross floor area of over 200,000 m² and more than 140,000 m² of rentable area, Germany’s longest office building is characterized by its long, oval form – 660 m long, 45 m high and 65 m wide. Its steel-framed structure and modern glass fa­cade house prestigious tenants such as Lufthansa and KPMG as well as the Hilton Garden Inn and the Hilton Frank­furt Airport. The building is also home to a variety of restaurants, cafés and everyday shops.

  • Energy management for reduced operating costs
  • Fulfilment of strict safety requirements and permits
  • Outstanding infrastructure and multifunctionality

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