- CEO
- Marco Feusi
- Full Time Employees
- 74
- Sector
- Finance
- Industry
- Real estate development
- Address
- Aeschenplatz 7 Basel BS Switzerland 4052
- IPO Date
- May 16, 2014
- Business
- HIAG Immobilien Holding AG, a Switzerland-based real estate company specializing in site and project development, owns and manages an investment property portfolio valued at CHF 1.96 billion across 106 properties on 41 sites, primarily in the economic regions of Zurich, Aargau, Geneva, Solothurn, Zug, and Basel-Landschaft; the portfolio encompasses industrial and commercial spaces (33.1%), building land (20.1%), residential properties (15.7%), retail (11.0%), offices (10.4%), distribution and logistics (6.1%), residential-commercial mixed-use (1.9%), and other uses (1.6%), with operations conducted through three segments: Yielding Portfolio for stable rental income from long-term leases, Development Portfolio for value-enhancing redevelopment of former industrial sites including interim uses and master planning, and Transactions for acquisitions, sales, and capital recycling to optimize portfolio quality. The company provides comprehensive services encompassing property management and maintenance (largely in-house), active tenant relations, customized leasing solutions, sustainability initiatives such as photovoltaic systems via subsidiary HIAG Solar AG, and full-cycle site development from urban planning and permitting to construction and letting; key projects include commercial parks like Pier14 in Basel and The Hive in Meyrin, residential towers such as ALTO in Zurich-Altstetten, and mixed-use developments like CHAMA in Cham and Campus Reichhold in Hausen/Lupfig. Founded in 1876 and headquartered at Aeschenplatz 7 in Basel, HIAG targets corporate tenants, residents, and investors in German- and French-speaking Switzerland, with no international expansion plans, and maintains a diversified tenant base including Oerlikon Metco, Lidl, Librec, and Padelta. Recent developments include the completion of the first phase of CHAMA in Cham with 87 rental flats and 52 condominiums fully let and sold, finalization of the Kunzareal site in Windisch including the kessel haus timber hybrid building, handover of the Minergie-Eco certified Librec battery recycling facility in Biberist alongside leisure lettings to Padelta and Jump Factory, sales of six non-strategic properties in Wetzikon, Aathal, and Windisch achieving prices above carrying amounts, issuance of a CHF 100 million green bond in January 2025 to finance sustainable projects, exceeding HIAG Solar's 6 MWp photovoltaic target with 6.5 MWp installed capacity, long-term rental agreements with Oerlikon Metco for Campus Reichhold and coliving provider Ariv, advancement of neighborhood plans for Gleis Süd in Pratteln and design plans for Niederhasli and Wetzikon Schönau, and pioneering Scope 3 emissions reporting in its 2024 Sustainability Report.