Make the digital quality of your real estate visible
Buildings no longer compete solely on location, appearance or sustainability, but increasingly on digital connectivity and performance.
Your property is better than your brochure can prove
Have you invested in fibre optic, in good cabling, in a network that works? Then you know that, but a prospective tenant doesn't. Every landlord claims good connectivity; nothing distinguishes the claim that holds up from the one that doesn't.
The IT-Label makes that difference visible. An independent partner assesses not only what's installed, but also measures what it performs, and translates that into a classification a tenant can compare with any other property.
What the IT-Label gives you
Demonstrable distinction
An independently determined level instead of a claim no one can verify.
More information →Visible value
Digital quality you've built becomes visible in the market instead of staying invisible.
More information →Less discussion
What you deliver and what the tenant fits out themselves is agreed in advance, that saves conversations later.
More information →Insight into your portfolio
See where properties are lagging and where a targeted investment has the most effect.
More information →Prepared for demand
AI, cloud and Smart Buildings raise the bar. The label shows whether you can keep up.
More information →A language the market shares
One scale on which tenants, agents and investors can compare properties.
More information →A low label doesn't cost you a tenant
The IT-Label does not reject buildings. If you deliver shell space, that's a proposition: for tenants who apply their own standards, that's actually attractive. The label only makes transparent what you're offering, so you attract the right tenant instead of disappointing the wrong one.
By property type
Each segment sets different demands on the digital infrastructure. Here's how the IT-Label works for your type of property.
Office buildings
Where tenants set the highest demands on connectivity and workplace experience.
More information →Business premises
From production to logistics: different applications, different demands.
More information →Shopping centres
POS systems, customer analytics and visitor WiFi on one infrastructure.
More information →Residential complexes
Residents expect connectivity as a basic amenity.
More information →Value of your real estate
How digital quality feeds through into appeal and value.
More information →Ready to have your building assessed?
A certified partner carries out the audit and determines the level.
How it worksRelated information
The IT-Label for office buildings
Office tenants set the highest demands on connectivity. The IT-Label shows whether your office building meets them.
Digital quality and the value of your real estate
Without reliable connectivity, a building loses functionality, appeal and ultimately value. The IT-Label makes that quality visible.
How does the IT-Label work?
An independent audit assesses both the physical infrastructure and the actual performance. The certificate is then valid for two years.
Certified partners
The IT-Label is determined by independent partners who work to one methodology, so the outcome is comparable between buildings.