Germany's Largest Property Deal Is Just the Beginning

Frankfurt based RFR Holding continues to look around Germany
Company sold five properties for 1.5 billion euros to Signa

A residential apartment block stands in Berlin, Germany, on Wednesday, Feb. 19, 2014. German home prices rose by the most in at least 10 years in 2013 as low interest rates made it cheaper to finance purchases and prompted investors to switch from bond markets to real estate. — A residential apartment block stands in Berlin, Germany, on Wednesday, Feb. 19, 2014. German home prices rose by the most in at least 10 years in 2013 as low interest rates made it cheaper to finance purchases and prompted investors to switch from bond markets to real estate.
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By Stephan Kahl

December 18, 2017 at 12:00 AM EST

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Even after announcing Germany’s largest real estate deal in 2017, RFR Holding GmbH is still scouting the German property market.

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