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The business operations of Deutsche Wohnen SE continued to develop positively in the first quarter of 2022. Quarterly earnings after taxes were EUR 236.0 million – 18.2% higher than in the corresponding quarter of the previous year. The key driver for this rise was an increase in the value of the property portfolio in the amount of EUR 156.1 million. This revaluation results from an organic development in the value of our holdings and is independent of transaction activity on the German residential property market.

The German Economic Institute (Institut der Deutschen Wirtschaft, IW) investigated the impact of Deutsche Wohnen’s proposal in a study entitled “Resolving the dilemma between climate action and housing costs?” According to its findings, the EKF funding sought for energy-related refurbishment would save tenants alone an average of EUR 4.1 billion per year by 2050.

Whether estates of classical modernism, bigger housing developments, stylish old buildings or new construction – Deutsche Wohnen offers a variety of different types of property. We create vibrant and liveable neighbourhoods for our customers – places to feel good in. That’s why we’re making extensive and sustainable investments in maintaining and modernising our portfolio We present a selection of our neighbourhoods here.

We are among those deeply concerned by the current situation in Ukraine. Our thoughts are with all those who are fighting for their freedom and fearing for their safety right now. It is important to us as individuals and as a company to help those affected in this difficult situation. We are looking to do so right here in Berlin, where many refugees are arriving. Alongside supplying financial assistance to social organisations and associations with whom we are in regular contact, our main priority is providing practical support. We’re overwhelmed by the commitment and dedication every volunteer has shown and we're delighted to be a part of it.

On the “PropTalk” podcast, Chief Development Officer Henrik Thomsen discusses Deutsche Wohnen’s new-build offensive, togetherness in the time of coronavirus and the potential of digitization.

Deutsche Wohnen SE can look back on a successful financial year in 2021 and also anticipates a positive development of its business in 2022. In the past financial year the company achieved important goals in its business operations and posted earnings after taxes of EUR 919 million (previous year: EUR 1,553.1 million).

We can’t spare you the busy roads and motorways, but our parking spaces will solve your parking problem. You can get your own permanent parking space or own garage from Deutsche Wohnen – even if you aren’t one of our tenants.

The Housing Office for women affected by violence of the Berlin-based association Hestia e.V. and Deutsche Wohnen have made a positive assessment of their partnership to support women and children affected by domestic violence, which has been in place since 2013.

Tenants in Germany feel that housing companies have a duty to make an extensive contribution to dealing with the corona pandemic. In a representative survey conducted by the polling firm Civey, almost two thirds of the respondents (63 per cent) stated that they expect a greater degree of goodwill from their landlord when it comes to rent arrears. And a good half of respondents (51.1 per cent) think that, in general, property and housing companies need to assume greater social responsibility in this crisis.

Deutsche Wohnen SE made a number of strategic decisions in 2018 to successfully address the future challenges in the housing sector. The company significantly increased its investments to create and maintain housing, with spending on new construction up almost threefold. At the same time Deutsche Wohnen increased its investment in climate-protection measures for its portfolio, in order to make a contribution to the energy transition as a leading German property company. Investments into the digitisation of the company also went up significantly.