About

Daniel Sander is a Head of Office Capital Markets in Germany in the Capital Markets team at Cushman & Wakefield, based in Munich. He advises investors and occupiers on transactions within the office sector, combining transactional expertise with a deep understanding of current market dynamics across Germany's most active commercial real estate markets.

Daniel has developed his professional experience within the investment and capital markets space, with a focus on office assets. His background encompasses both the buy-side and sell-side of real estate transactions, providing clients with a well-rounded perspective on how capital flows, pricing expectations, and asset fundamentals interact across market cycles.

His advisory approach is built on rigorous market analysis and an ability to translate complex investment considerations into clear, actionable guidance. He works closely with clients to structure transactions that reflect their strategic objectives, whether that involves portfolio acquisitions, single-asset disposals, or repositioning mandates within the office sector.

Daniel's geographic focus is centred on the German office investment market, with Munich serving as his primary base. Germany's office sector continues to attract significant domestic and cross-border capital, and Daniel draws on his knowledge of local submarkets, investor appetite, and deal structuring to guide clients through the full transaction process.

His sector focus is on the office market, where he advises across a range of client types, including institutional investors, fund managers, and private equity real estate platforms seeking exposure to German commercial assets.

Areas of Specialization

• Office sector investment advisory
• Capital markets transactions (acquisitions and disposals)
• Investor strategy and portfolio structuring
• German real estate market analysis
• Asset pricing and market positioning
• Buy-side and sell-side transaction management
• Cross-border capital advisory

Affiliations

• Member, Royal Institution of Chartered Surveyors (MRICS)