London, 6 November2025 – M7 Real Estate (“M7”), the pan-European investor and asset manager, announces the acquisition of Raiffeisenstraße 5-7, a high-quality last-mile urban logistics asset in Frankfurt, Germany.
Constructed in 2015, the asset comprises c. 19,000 sq m of space built to a high specification across 10 units, which are currently 100% occupied by seven tenants including Volkswagen and BorgWarner with a WAULT of 2.3 years, presenting an attractive opportunity to capture reversionary potential. M7 plans to create value through a sustainability-led refurbishment of Raiffeisenstraße 5-7, including the installation of solar panels.
This acquisition has been undertaken on behalf of the European Supply Chain Income Partnership (“ESCIP”), a pan-European industrial and logistics investment vehicle backed in joint venture (the “JV”) by M7’s owners Oxford Properties, a leading global real estate investor, developer and manager, and AustralianSuper, Australia’s largest superannuation fund.
M7 has now executed four investments across the UK and Europe on behalf of ESCIP, as it continues to scale the platform across key logistics markets across Europe, targeting €3.5 billion of growth in the portfolio over the next three to five years.
M7 has a 15-year track record of operating in the German market and manages a total of 200,000 sq m of urban logistics space in the region.
John Pow, Managing Director at M7 Real Estate, commented: “We have a strong conviction in the urban logistics market in Germany, particularly in infill markets such as Frankfurt, which remains significantly supply constrained and has experienced strong prime rental growth over the last five years. This asset, which is already income producing and presents a compelling value add opportunity, plays to M7’s long-standing expertise in this space and presence on the ground.
“ESCIP remains in growth mode and our team remains focused on actively pursuing additional investments, underpinning our strong conviction in the industrial and logistics sector, including in strategic locations in Germany.”
