Urban Sustainable Residential Strategy

This approach upgrades existing buildings by improving EPC ratings, reducing carbon footprints, and transforming them into ESG-compliant, institutional-grade assets. This results in the avoidance of stranded assets and the creation of price-resilient properties.
Building on this foundation, the strategy will expand into Germany’s Top 7 cities, targeting additional urban residential portfolios with high refurbishment potential and strong tenant demand.

Established in 2025, the MFH-ESG platform combines two residential sub-portfolios into a single, actively managed sustainable housing vehicle.
The initial Berlin seed portfolio comprises 12 properties with a total lettable area of approximately 30,000 sqm, representing €120 million in deployed capital and a target platform size of €500 million.

At the core of the strategy lies a multi-layer CAPEX and ESG measures program, designed to enhance energy efficiency, carbon performance, and long-term asset value.
Dunman applies a hands-on manage-to-green approach — implementing both large-scale refurbishments and small-scale, project-specific construction activities.
This enables the team to execute improvements efficiently and with direct oversight, ensuring tangible results on the ground.

Beyond physical upgrades, Dunman manages the entire value chain, including legal structuring, regulatory compliance, and ESG reporting under evolving German and EU frameworks.
This integrated setup allows the company to align modernization efforts with environmental standards and deliver state-of-the-art, ESG-compliant multifamily housing.

Through this approach, Dunman is building a scalable, net-zero-oriented residential platform that transforms aging urban housing into sustainable, future-proof investments — starting in Berlin and expanding across Germany’s key metropolitan markets.