Property type
- Hotels, guesthouses and aparthotels
- Apartment buildings and boarding houses
- Operating hospitality businesses and compact portfolios
Succession for hospitality businesses
If you would like to hand over your business or find a suitable succession solution, we assess a personal and structured takeover – confidentially and tailored to your individual situation.
Discuss succession without obligation
In brief
A potential hotel or guesthouse succession starts with a confidential initial assessment of the location, business, property and preferred timeframe. We then review permitted use, demand, layout and key commercial facts. Only if there is a potential fit do we discuss a lease, case-by-case acquisition or individually structured handover.
Hotel and guesthouse succession involves more than real estate. It concerns an operating business, long-standing relationships and often a life's work. We therefore assess the property, the operation and a possible handover together.
You speak directly with the people who assess the property and support a possible takeover.
Depending on the situation, we assess a lease, acquisition or individually agreed handover.
Timing, ongoing operations and the role of the existing operators and, depending on the model, owners are agreed for each case.
We focus on manageable properties that can be operated personally while being organised professionally.
We are particularly interested in locations with year-round demand from tourism, companies, universities, hospitals, public institutions or major projects.
The regions listed are not exhaustive. Well-connected surrounding areas and other business locations may also be considered where demand, accessibility and property economics are convincing.
Tell us the location, size of the business and your preferred timeframe in an initial, non-binding conversation.
We review the property, demand, figures, permitted use and possible models. Sensitive documents follow only after agreement.
If there is a potential fit, we define the structure, responsibilities and a realistic handover process.
Initial assessment
A manageable set of key facts is enough for the first confidential conversation. We discuss sensitive operating documents only if there is a potential fit and mutual interest.
Operations and management
We operate and manage eight units in Erfurt and Leipzig: seven in our own operations and one under management. From arrivals to cleaning, we know the work involved in running accommodation. We bring this experience to the assessment of your property.
As of September 2026. Includes own operations and third-party management.
View our apartments in LeipzigFrequently asked questions
We primarily assess hotels, guesthouses, aparthotels, boarding houses and apartment buildings with approximately 3 to 50 units. A viable location, efficient layout and realistic economic outlook are decisive.
No. Depending on the situation, a long-term lease, acquisition of the property or business, or an agreed handover may be considered. The right model is determined only after a joint assessment.
A transition while the property remains open can be assessed. Whether and how this is practical depends on bookings, the team, technical systems and the agreed timeframe.
Yes. Population alone is not decisive. Smaller towns and well-connected surrounding areas can be suitable where several stable demand drivers and a viable micro-location are present.
The location, property type, number of units, approximate floor area, current use and preferred timeframe are enough to begin. Floor plans, operating figures and further documents can then be discussed specifically.
The location, number of units, approximate floor area and preferred timeframe are enough for an initial, non-binding conversation.
Contact Steffen Knaust directly:
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