A major real estate project is gaining momentum in Munich-Giesing. Around 1,000 apartments will be built on the site of the former McGraw Kaserne in the coming years.
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„Fürst“ is the name of an attractive new urban quarter in Munich being developed at the Laim station in the west of the city. Baywobau Immobilien AG designed it in cooperation with the Steidle Architekten firm and aims to complete it by 2021.
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Today we are presenting three very interesting new construction projects in Hadern that are currently in the planning stage. Hadern is an exceptionally popular district in Munich. The Großhadern Clinic and the research center in Martinsried offer numerous jobs. The proximity to nature, the excellent public transport connections, and a wide range of diverse shopping opportunities ensure pleasant living.
In addition to a negative impact on new investments and frozen rents for apartments, the ZIA fears that a modified calculation of the rent index will have a negative effect on the valuation and financing of rental apartments.
Would you like to enjoy your free time in Munich or take a break from everyday life in the summer? With its parks and gardens, the Bavarian capital offers many opportunities for relaxation as well as sporting activities. Discover the five best ideas for a summer break.
Munich is far away and yet very close. Here, amidst nature and rural idyllic charm, it is hard to believe that Lochhausen is part of this bustling metropolis. For the rural character of Lochhausen, with classic farmhouses and traditional agriculture, still shines through.
In the Munich district of Pasing-Obermenzing, new housing for 800 people is to be built along Lipperheidestraße: a project that focuses primarily on sustainability, high living comfort, and modern living in all stages of life.
When developing the new district on the northern outskirts between Ludwigsfeld, Feldmoching, and Fasanerie Nord, the city of Munich is taking a new approach. Instead of using coercive measures, it relies on negotiations for land acquisition.
The property tax burden affects both owners and tenants. As early as 2016, property tax generated well over 13 billion euros for the municipalities. In June 2016, the property tax reform was passed; Hamburg and Bayern voted against it. The Federal Constitutional Court now expects a new reform by December 31, 2019, as the current regulations on property tax are considered unconstitutional.











