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Hotels

Amsterdam
Cologne
Dublin NEW

New
Dusseldorf
Florence NEW

New
Frankfurt
Geneva
Hamburg
London NEW

New
Munich
Stuttgart NEW

New
Vienna
Zurich
All hotels

Workspaces

Amsterdam
Dusseldorf
Florence
Hamburg
St. Julians
Stuttgart
Vienna
All Workspaces

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hotel & workspace development

Key facts

Urban destinations

Germany: Hamburg, Berlin, Cologne, Munich
Europe: Copenhagen, Helsinki, Stockholm, Oslo, London, Edinburgh, Dublin, Amsterdam, Rotterdam, Brussels, Paris, Milan, Rome, Lisbon, Madrid, Budapest, Prague; and selected other major European cities as well as urban leisure destinations in Europe
USA: Large cities (+4m overnights) with urban cores and a high representation of post-modern travellers
Outside: Canada, Asia (main focus: China and Japan); plus other opportunities being explored

Central city locations

Central locations in the heart of the city, within walking distance of culinary and cultural hotspots, but no need for prestige locations
Good access to public transportation
Parking available nearby

Properties

Long-term lease or purchase
Existing properties or new builds
2,000 - 8,000 m² office space vacant now or available to let, shortly
Also combinations with other uses possible (e.g. retail, restaurants, office)
Mixed use projects of up to 12,000 sqm GFA
Also possible in combination with other users
No ground floor spaces or parking spaces required

Leasehold-specific issues

Long-term contracts offered, strong covenant and track record, in line with investment market requirements
Optional service offered as general planner and general contractor for revitalisation/conversion, assuming all construction risks (costs, timing)

Ruby Development Factsheet

Key advantages

A main cost-/price-/yield-lever: high space and investment efficency

Multifunctional usage of space through colour concept and lighting technology
Modular architectural system
Cost of investment on same level as budget hotels, e.g. due to high amount of standardised, serial produced elements
Unconventional technical solutions enable cost-efficient reutilisation of office area

High space flexibility generates broad pipeline opportunities

Minimum of only 2,000 sqm required; combinations with other units and uses possible (mixed-use, multi-tenant)
High flexibility with regard to window grid, ceiling heights and building depths
No ground floor spaces required; these can remain available for retail or gastronomical uses

Key Markets

We're just getting started and have grand plans in the works. With hotels and workspaces all across Europe, there's a whole world of new destinations just waiting to be explored.

Contact

Group Vice President Development

Isabell Fuss

isabell.fuss@ruby-hotels.com

Group Director Development

Julian Mörs

julian.moers@ruby-hotels.com

Southern Europe

Catherine Hilt

catherine.hilt@ruby-hotels.com

Northern & Central Europe

Elena Günther

elena.guenther@ruby-hotels.com

Concept Development

Miriam Seng

miriam.seng@ruby-hotels.com

Asset Management & Landlord Relations

Stefan Strebl

stefan.strebl@ruby-hotels.com

Our partners

We're very proud to have teamed up with financially strong partners who support us with our expansion plans and growth. With lots of projects in the pipeline, we're excited about what's to come.