From 5–7 October, the Greenman Group will be at Expo Real in Munich, Hall B3, Stand 409. This year, for the first time, we're presenting the Group as one connected idea rather than several separate ones.
A sector treated as separate problems
Grocery-anchored real estate is usually managed in parts. One team manages the property. Another the energy systems (if at all). A third measures how th
To celebrate 20 years of Greenman, we’re hosting 20 events throughout 2025. These will bring together colleagues, partners, and our communities to look ahead—at the opportunities, the challenges, and the tools we’ll need to shape the next 20 years.
Acquired properties with a total let area of approximately 22,500 square meters located in Saxony, Bavaria, and Thuringia
Seventh sale-and-lease-back agreement with EDEKA Group
Long-term leases signed
GFORM to manage the properties after completion and handover
Greenman OPEN, one of Germany's largest food-anchored retail real estate investment funds and Europe’s largest Article 9 Real Estate
Angekaufte Objekte mit einer Gesamtfläche von rund 22.500 Quadratmetern befinden sich in Sachsen, Bayern und Thüringen
Bereits siebter Sale-and-lease-back-Vertrag mit der EDEKA-Gruppe
Langfristige Mietverträge geschlossen
GFORM wird die Objekte nach Übergabe managen
Greenman OPEN (OPEN), einer der größten lebensmittelgeankerten Einzelhandelsimmobilien-Investmentfonds Deutschland und Europas g
Die Greenman Gruppe gibt die Gewinner der Future Food Retail Awards bekannt. Die Preisverleihung fand in Dublin statt und brachte ca. 160 Branchenführer zusammen. Der Gesamtsieger der diesjährigen Veranstaltung ist das französische Start-up Spore.Bio, das erstmals ein Gerät zur sofortigen Erkennung von Krankheitserregern in Fabrikhallen auf den Markt gebracht hat.
The Greenman Group announces the winners of its inaugural Future Food Retail Awards. The awards ceremony, held in Dublin, brought together 160 industry leaders from finance, investment, retail, press, entrepreneurship, real estate, and academia. This year’s overall winner was the French start-up Spore.Bio, who invented the first instant pathogen detection device for factory floors.
