Responsibility - Alma Group

We create ETHICAL and SUSTAINABLE spaces that ENHANCE THE COMMUNITIES within and encourage HARMONIOUS LIVING and productive NEW WORK environments

Our fundamental commitment

Everything we do involves land, buildings, and the lives they touch. It starts with creating and managing a diverse real estate portfolio that delivers long-term value and investment stability. But that is just the beginning: as a family-owned company, we are strongly grounded by fundamental values that guide us throughout the business day and beyond. This includes a strong commitment to fostering lasting change in the communities where we live, work, and operate. After all, environmental, social, and economic sustainability is the foundation for long-term success.

Our goal is to redesign urban life by investing in real estate developments that prioritize environmental responsibility, technological innovation, and the highest ethical standards. For us, it is about communities that combine an ideal mix of functionality with life-enhancing attributes that create an enjoyable and enriching impact on all those who live and work there. That is why we strive to build and maintain strong relationships with our tenants and partners by providing exceptional services that foster a sense of community.

Focusing on social cohesion

We are proud of providing services for a diverse range of tenants and contributing to the social fabric of society. Blumenfisch, 42School, ResearchGate, ZEG and IU Hochschule are just some of the names we work with to infuse communities with new perspectives and energy. Health, education, diversity, integration, supporting small businesses, and a dedication to preserving and increasing residential and commercial opportunities have been and will always be paramount.

Highlights

42School at Geyer Werke in Berlin

The 42School BerlinCampus, located in the historic Geyer Werke complex in Neukölln, offers a unique, innovative learning environment. This industrially-chic campus blends historical charm with modern amenities, featuring open-concept spaces, state-of-the-art technology, and collaborative areas. Surrounded by a thriving arts scene, diverse culinary options, and green spaces, the campus fosters creativity, networking, and skill development for a unique educational experience in the heart of Berlin. 42School is an innovative, tuition-free coding institution offering project-based learning to develop advanced technical skills. Founded in Paris, with campuses across the globe, it offers a self-directed, peer-to-peer environment, empowering students to shape their future in software development, cybersecurity, and other tech-driven fields.

Blumenfisch at Goldleisten Campus in Berlin

Blumenfisch's Prenzlauer-Berg workshop at the Goldleisten Campus in Berlin is a dynamic and supportive space, empowering individuals with disabilities by offering diverse creative opportunities. Team members can hone their skills in stage sculpture, ceramics, theatre acting, locksmithing, tailoring, screen printing, and carpentry. The inclusive environment fosters talent, skill development, and community while celebrating each member's unique abilities and potential. Through its artistic and vocational opportunities, Blumenfisch aims to promote social integration and enrich the lives of those involved, making a positive impact on both the members and the local community.

ZEG at Invalidenstrasse in Berlin

The Zentrum für Epidemiologie und Gesundheitsforschung (ZEG) at Invalidentrasse in Berlin conducts epidemiological and particularly pharmacoepidemiological studies for health analysis and promotion in the general population and specific population groups. Additionally, it engages in health system research which includes the development of expertise, conducting clinical trials, and the preparation of reports and forecasts. ZEG works for organizations, administrations, and companies in the healthcare sector, municipal organizations, companies in the pharmaceutical industry and medical technology, medical and social science research institutions, as well as health insurance companies, professional associations, and other interest groups in the health sector.

IU Hochschule at Diesterwegplatz in Frankfurt

The IU International University of Applied Sciences, also known as IU Hochschule, operates a campus at Diesterwegplatz in Frankfurt. With over 100,000 students, it is the largest university in Germany and ranks among the largest universities worldwide. The private, state-approved educational institution brings together more than 200 bachelor's and master's programmes under one roof, offered in German or English. Students can choose between dual studies, distance learning and myStudies, which combines online and face-to-face events, and design their studies independently with the help of a digitally supported learning environment. In addition, IU enables further training and promotes the idea of lifelong learning. The aim of the university is to give as many people as possible worldwide access to personalized education and cooperates with over 15,000 companies and actively supports them in the development of their employees.