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Institute for Federal Real Estate (Germany)

The Institute for Federal Real Estate is a government agency in Germany that provides federal government entities with real estate services. It functions as a landlord in the government system of internal rent—a commercially based model for managing government real estate. The institute provides services such as renting space, facility management and real estate development. The institute itself owns a major proportion of the property it manages, and is one of the largest owners of real estate in Germany. It was estimated that within 2011, the Institute for Federal Real Estate would—due to property transfers—own and manage nearly all real estate used by the federal government of Germany.

Organization
The Institute for Federal Real Estate is a legal entity of the type , i.e. a public-law institute. It has approximately 5,800 employees at 120 different locations in Germany. The institute functions under the legal and supervisory control of the Federal Ministry of Finance. The top management consists of a 3-member board of directors, which is assisted by an advisory 10-member board of governors. ==Principal activities==
Principal activities
Five of the nine divisions are responsible for the principal activities of the Institute for Federal Real Estate: facility management, federal forests, administrative tasks, portfolio management and sales. Administrative tasks The administrative tasks division provides various property-related services that are in the public interest. As Germany is a member of NATO, there are foreign military forces permanently stationed in the country, which require space for their activities. The division also provides federal civil servants with housing at market prices. campus is one of the buildings owned by the Institute for Federal Real Estate. Facility management The facility management division procures, manages, and disposes of real estate on behalf of government entities. Such commercial real estate has typically had former military uses, for instance barracks. The land managed by the division is used for forestry, as nature reserves, and in part for agriculture. making the Institute for Federal Real Estate one of the largest managers of land in Germany. for instance as training areas, and as protective barriers for civilian population adjacent to military installations. Portfolio management The portfolio management division analyses the property assets of the Institute for Federal Real Estate, and is responsible for evaluating their economic viability. The division makes annual investment decisions, and also prepares a portfolio of sales. This includes residential property, commercial property, land, military installations and culturally significant buildings. The Institute for Federal Real Estate considers the division's specialty to be the marketing of military areas that have been used by the armed forces of Germany (Bundeswehr) and foreign military forces. The division's long-term aim is to dispose about 30,000 properties, by selling around 3,000 annually. The properties sold are often subject to follow-up investments, such as converting former military areas into residential estates and recreational facilities. The Institute for Federal Real Estate does not by itself engage in such real estate development, but rather works together with state authorities, local authorities and investors. The revenue generated by the sales division accounts for around 50% of the total revenue generated. ==Real estate stock==
Real estate stock
In 2005, the book value of the government real estate stock owned by the Institute for Federal Real Estate was approximately 10 billion euros. The total real estate stock included: • Vogelsang CastleLanglütjenHeligoland ==Notes==
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