Aim high
First: There’s a great deal of office space available, too much, in fact – in places that are long since supersaturated with run-of-the-mill administrative buildings.
Second: There is too little office space – especially high-quality where people enjoy working and where customers enjoy going to.
The trick is to be active at the right location, namely, where the revenue is. That can be a boom region in Europe, but it could also be in New Zealand or Canada.
For example, Halifax, Nova Scotia. We’re having historical real estate renovated according to historical preservation guidelines. Two towers are being built with the most up-to-date office space, conference centre and 5-star hotel.
In this way, we are contributing as investor to responsible, future-oriented city planning.
Project Highlights
Toronto-Dominion Centre, Halifax
Expansion from 9,700 m² (104,410 ft²) to over 18,000 m² (193,750 ft²)Principal tenant: Toronto Dominion Bank, Canada NS Offshore Petroleum Board
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To do what almost can’t be done – that was the challenge in the centre of Halifax. The problem was to expand and modernise the rather run-down Toronto Dominion Centre and, at the same time, see to it that, in its new outfit, it continued to blend in harmonically into the historical structurescape. A truly architectural masterpiece proved successful in reconciling old and new. And so the future Toronto Dominion Centre will be not only larger, more modern and, thanks to the sustainable heating and cooling concept, also energy efficient for the future, but it will also remain a symbol of an earlier era.
Real Estate in Europe
Usable space: +200,000 m² (2.152.780 ft²) in Switzerland and GermanyPrinciple tenant: important logistics companies
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Large halls alone won’t do the trick. Logistics companies need real estate that is custom-made for their specifications: functional storage space, good transport connections and direct proximity to consigning industry, so that the route to the customer can be covered quickly. Only when all the factors add up, logistics companies can successfully maintain their position against ever sharper competition.
Rosalia owns more than 200,000 square metres (1.7 million square feet) of logistics and office space in Switzerland and Germany, property our tenants profit from daily.
