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ZAGA Capital raises 210 million euros for German real estate investment fund

#International News#Germany
Last Updated : 10th Mar, 2026
Synopsis

ZAGA Capital Partners has raised 210 million euros in equity for its ZAGA German Real Asset Opportunities II fund, strengthening its strategy focused on investing in the German property market. With the latest fundraising, the firm has secured around 500 million euros in total capital for its German real estate investment platform. The fundraising comes at a time when Germany's housing market is expected to stabilise after a period of slowdown driven by higher borrowing costs and rising construction expenses. According to a recent survey of property analysts, house prices in Germany are estimated to have risen by about 3.5% in 2025 and are expected to grow at a slower pace of around 3% annually over the next two years.

ZAGA Capital Partners has raised 210 million euros in equity for its ZAGA German Real Asset Opportunities II fund as part of its strategy to invest in real estate assets in Germany.


The company said the latest fundraising brings the total capital raised for its German real estate investment strategy to around 500 million euros. The fund is focused on identifying opportunities in the country's property sector amid changing market conditions.

Germany's housing market experienced a significant boom for several years due to strong demand and historically low interest rates. However, a surge in borrowing costs and construction expenses following the pandemic led to a slowdown, making it one of the markets most affected by the global real estate downturn.

According to a recent Reuters survey of property analysts, average house prices in Germany are estimated to have increased by about 3.5% in 2025, slightly higher than earlier forecasts. Growth is expected to moderate to around 3% annually in both 2026 and 2027.

UBS acted as adviser to ZAGA Capital Partners on the fundraising transaction.

Source - Reuters

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