TAG Immobilien AG 2018 SR
The report highlights TAG Immobilien AG's commitment to sustainable residential real estate management in Germany during the 2018 fiscal year. Key achievements include reducing the residential vacancy rate to 4.7% and increasing Funds from Operations (FFO I) to EUR 146.5 million. The company expanded its energy subsidiary, Energie Wohnen Service GmbH (EWS), to supply heat to over 30,000 units, focusing on heating system modernizations to reduce emissions. Social initiatives emphasized neighborhood development, such as the revitalization of Döbeln Nord, and the introduction of an employee stock-option program. Additionally, the company conducted a comprehensive tenant survey with over 16,000 participants to improve service quality and customer satisfaction.
Company: TAG Immobilien AG
Sector: Real estate
Country: Germany
Year: 2018
Type: SR
Pages: 95
TAG Immobilien AG
The report highlights TAG Immobilien AG's commitment to sustainable residential real estate management in Germany during the 2018 fiscal year. Key achievements include reducing the residential vacancy rate to 4.7% and increasing Funds from Operations (FFO I) to EUR 146.5 million. The company expanded its energy subsidiary, Energie Wohnen Service GmbH (EWS), to supply heat to over 30,000 units, focusing on heating system modernizations to reduce emissions. Social initiatives emphasized neighborhood development, such as the revitalization of Döbeln Nord, and the introduction of an employee stock-option program. Additionally, the company conducted a comprehensive tenant survey with over 16,000 participants to improve service quality and customer satisfaction.
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Document Details
Report Year
2018
Reporting Period
Jan 1, 2018 - Dec 31, 2018
Fiscal Year
2018
Type
Sustainability Report
Language
English
Pages
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