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ARTICLE · 28 JANUARY 2026

Kellerhals Carrard An Der IMMO26

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Die IMMO26 war für uns ein voller Erfolg! Wir blicken auf zwei rundum gelungene Tage zurück – mit vielen spannenden Gesprächen, wertvollen Begegnungen und einem inspirierenden Austausch

SwitzerlandReal Estate and Construction
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Die IMMO26 war für uns ein voller Erfolg! 
Wir blicken auf zwei rundum gelungene Tage zurück – mit vielen spannenden Gesprächen, wertvollen Begegnungen und einem inspirierenden Austausch mit Kund:innen, Partner:innen und Branchenkolleg:innen. Es hat uns sehr gefreut, so viele bekannte Gesichter wiederzusehen und gleichzeitig neue Kontakte knüpfen zu dürfen. 

Besonders im Fokus standen Immobilientransaktionen, aktuelle Entwicklungen in der Immobilienbranche sowie Themen rund um ESG und nachhaltige Immobilienstrategien. Unsere Anwält:innen waren vor Ort und standen den Besucher:innen für Fragen, Diskussionen und praxisnahe Einblicke zur Verfügung – vielen Dank für das große Interesse und das Vertrauen! 

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