Giardi Group
Giardi Group is a well-known Italian real estate company. The Group holds shares of important domestic and foreign companies. Besides Italy, investment is focused on Germany, Russia, Croatia, Poland as well as new EU-members.
Due to its successful asset management, the Giardi Group can build on continuous strong growth. The Giardi Group invests in prime locations and holds a top-class real estate portfolio.
The Kronberg Group invests jointly with the Giardi Group in:
News
18.04.2012
Situated in the old town centre of Leipzig the Kleines Joachimsthal is an old building in the pedestrian zone named after a Bohemian village.
28.02.2012
This year Kronberg will be present at MIPIM 2012 together with its partners of BF.direkt AG and HOBAG AG on the “Maiora Isamar” yacht opposite the festival palace.
08.08.2011
The Residenz Berolina GmbH & Co.KG acquires a portfolio of 977 residential and commercial properties in Berlin from a Danish family holding. Thus it is the first time that the joint venture between Ärztekammer Steiermark and Kronberg International S.A. becomes active in Germany.
14.02.2011
Kronberg International S.A. at the MIPIM 2011 in Cannes
04.02.2011
Martin Hellweger will be co-chairperson at the Deutsche GRI 2011 scheduled for 03/04 May
01.06.2010
Kronberg sells its shares in the Mendelsohn Quartier GmbH (Berlin)
18.05.2010
Martin Hellweger is appointed member to the supervisory board of BF.direkt AG
22.03.2010
Martin Hellweger will be co-chairperson at the Deutsche GRI 2010 scheduled for 26/27 April
08.03.2010
The Stuttgart-based BF.direkt AG has got a new strategic investor: Kronberg International SA, holding of the Kronberg Group, has taken part in BF.direkt AG after an increase in capital.
04.09.2009
Conwert Immobilien Invest SE, listed on the stock exchange of Vienna, and Kronberg RE Deutschland GmbH have acquired three property-holding companies with a total of 937 apartments and 79 commercial units in Berlin from the stock-listed Colonia Real Estate AG. The transaction value is of about € 67 million.