Pembroke has confirmed 2,290 sqm of lettings at S-Kai in Hamburg’s HafenCity with two 10-year leases signed with international digital transformation company Prodware Deutschland AG and German notary Notare in der HafenCity.

Prodware will take 930 sq m, occupying over half of the second floor at S-Kai, while Notare in der HafenCity takes 1,360 sq m of space on the seventh floor. These new lettings follow two previous 10-year leases at Pembroke’s HafenCity portfolio, with global communications firm Edelman and international law firm Bird & Bird last year. Now only 3,000 sq m (of a total of 31 300 sq m) available office and retail space remains in Pembroke’s HafenCity portfolio comprising four buildings.

Founded in 1989, Prodware Group is a leader in digital transformation and headquartered in France. The company works across 13 countries and the German business´ move to S-Kai is part of its ongoing expansion plans within Germany.

Axel Pohl, Director Finance and Administration, at Prodware Deutschland AG comments: “HafenCity is Hamburg´s diverse business district that offers an exciting mix of international and local companies – the perfect location for our business.”

Notare in der HafenCity is a merger of the existing notary offices HafenCity and Veritaskai, both of which look back on decades of history. The two notary’s offices will give up their previous premises and start their joint operations in a completely refurbished office in S-Kai.

Acquired by Pembroke in 2015, S-Kai is part of Pembroke’s Hamburg portfolio comprising four buildings by the tranquil green space of Sandtorpark.

Christian Bosiljanoff, Regional Director of Asset Management, Germany, at Pembroke, comments: “We are delighted that Prodware Deutschland AG and Notare in der HafenCity have chosen S-Kai as their new office location. HafenCity is a thriving business community and these leases demonstrate the lasting appeal of our portfolio to both local and international organizations. We believe in HafenCity’s long-term potential and remain focused on delivering wide-ranging asset initiative.”