DWS applies the leasing solution to more than 150 properties in its European real estate portfolio

Madrid, November 8 (European Press) –

DWS (Deutsche Bank Manager) this Wednesday implemented a leasing management solution (lease with option to buy) for more than 150 properties in its real estate portfolio in Europe, representing a total of 3.6 million square meters of commercial assets.

The company explained in a press release that it aims to enhance operational efficiency through “VTS Lease,” whose solution allows it to access critical information about agreements and tenants from anywhere and at any time, “improving the productivity and accuracy of leasing teams and providing a clear view of portfolio risks and opportunities.” “

Likewise, the Director highlighted that the digital leasing process provides DWS’s real estate asset management team with greater ability to create value, and also allows them to make better informed decisions based on profitability data.

On the other hand, the facility informs that the wallet to which this solution is applied is distributed in countries such as Germany, France, Poland, Italy, the United Kingdom or Spain, in the case of the latter, for example, where the Diagonal Mar shopping center is located in Barcelona.

The entity’s director of real estate asset management for the European region, Benita Schneider, indicated that this tool is an “important milestone” to reduce the administrative efforts of its teams and adopt innovative solutions that allow them to be more collaborative. with internal and external stakeholders, as well as access to real-time information to help inform strategy.

For his part, Managing Director of VTS, Charlie Wade, stressed the importance of real estate owners having a clear vision of the relationship with their tenants and the profitability of their investment portfolios.

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“VTS Lease facilitates portfolio value creation by enabling owners to proactively identify occupier risks, collaborate with local teams to efficiently lease space, and proactively manage relationships with existing clients,” Wade added. Or the future.

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