An increase in investments in kindergartens in Germany
Investments in kindergartens are gaining momentum as investors try to diversify

Although this market is still considered very “niche”, more and more investors are deciding to invest in kindergartens throughout Germany. According to a senior executive at JLL, this is a natural continuation after investing in real estate. Such as senior housing and student residences – a trend where investors choose smaller real estate niches.

According to him, municipalities will probably want to sell more kindergartens. As long as there is no change in the use of the property.
One of the investors setting his eyes on the kindergarten market is the company Omega Immobilien based in the city of Cologne, Nord Rhine-Westphalia. The Rhineland, which includes the middle and lower Rhine regions, is one of the most densely populated areas in Germany. It has about 10 million inhabitants. Omega Immobilien focuses on ongoing projects with professional kindergartens as well as existing day care centers. The lease is for a long term of 20 to 30 years and government agencies protect it.