Company Overview

Real estate development means long-term commitment and comprehensive responsibility.

For more than two decades, the management of EED European Estate Development GmbH has been significantly involved in the development and revitalization of hotels. In recent years, 50 hotel projects with around 10,000 rooms and an investment volume of over one billion euros have been developed in Germany and Austria; more than 10 hotels are currently under construction.

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Our close partners include numerous well-known international hotel companies such as Premier Inn, Motel One, B&B Hotels, Deutsche Hospitality and NH Hotels, to name just a few.

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Hotel Development

is the result of taking into account numerous indicators that are carefully aligned with each other.

Philosophy

A real estate investment is a long-term commitment. The company is committed to the responsibility it assumes as a result of the way it sees itself.

Securing long-term continuity requires a conservative strategy: we select our real estate projects in such a way that quality, cost security and marketability are paramount. By consistently selecting rental partners, the group of companies documents its sustainable responsibility for the projects.

Management

Torsten Mayer

Managing Director

Owner

Banker / Real Estate Economist, worked for the Dresdner Bank Group from 1990 to 1996 in various management positions within Dresdner Bank AG and for subsidiaries.

From 1997 to 2004 as Managing Director of a major German real estate group responsible for financing, marketing, sales, human resources and hotel development.

Founded the European Estate Group in 2005.

 

 

 

Project Locations Germany

42 Projekte in Deutschland

 

3 Projekte in Österreich

Project Locations Austria

Contact / Imprint

EED European Estate Development GmbH

Borstellstraße 38

D-12167 Berlin

E-Mail: mail@european-estate.de

Managing Director: Torsten Mayer

Amtsgericht Charlottenburg (Berlin): HRB 175627 B

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