MARKETS
Social real estate and other core markets
IMMAC was founded in Germany in 1997 and has developed into the leading fund company for social property. With the founding of IMMAC Holding AG in 2000, the group of companies was reorganised and has grown successively over the last few years.
IMMAC in Germany
IMMAC now has 106 fully inpatient care facilities in Germany with over 10,201 care places and 1,227 connected assisted living flats in its portfolio. Germany is therefore one of IMMAC's core markets.
In addition to the clear focus on fully inpatient care homes and rehabilitation clinics, IMMAC Wohnbau is also planning or already completing additional serviced apartment units. The entire portfolio is spread across more than 20 different operators in Germany.
106
Nursing homes
10,201
beds
1,221
assisted-living units
5
rehabilitation clinics
699
units
10
hotels
1,824
rooms
IMMAC in Austria
In 2008, IMMAC took its first expansion step into other European countries.
The Austrian subsidiary IMMAC GmbH (Austria) was founded in the Styrian capital of Graz and has been successfully implementing the expertise and experience of the IMMAC Group in Austria ever since.
In just six years, IMMAC Austria has become the market-leading investor in healthcare property in Austria.
Since 2008, IMMAC Austria has acquired 18 fully inpatient care facilities with 1,839 care places and 122 connected assisted living flats.
A rehabilitation clinic with 332 places has also been acquired in the past. The entire portfolio is spread across 7 different operators in Austria.
18
nursing homes
1,839
beds
122
assisted-living units
1
rehabilitation clinics
332
units
IMMAC in Ireland
In 2017, IMMAC succeeded in entering another European market. IMMAC Capital (Ireland) Limited was founded in the Irish capital Dublin and the first transaction was successfully completed in December 2017. Seven established care homes in Dublin and the associated operator group were added to IMMAC's international portfolio.
7
nursing homes
406
beds
7
properties
1
operator