From 25 November onward, institutions, organisations and companies such as BUWOG will be showing their colours worldwide: as a sign of their joint action against violence against women, their buildings will be lit up in orange. But what can the campaign specifically achieve? And how can each individual make a contribution?
Next year, BUWOG will celebrate its 70th anniversary – an occasion that will also provide an opportunity to take a look back at history. An important milestone in BUWOG’s biography was the construction of the new customer and administrative centre and the relocation to Rathausstraße 1. The new location – Rathausstraße 1 on the edge of the quadrangle where City Hall is – has an exciting piece of city history to tell that is worth looking back upon.
Since the start of the crisis, legislators have been attempting to counteract the spread of COVID-19 with a wide array of measures. One of these measures is the amendment of the Notarial Code (Notariatsordnung), with which a new paragraph also became effective on 5 April 2020 (§ 90a of the Notarial Code).
And what does this have to do with real estate? For processing real estate transactions, such as the purchase of land or apartments, this represents a genuine alternative to physical signatures and an enormous advance in digitisation.
An interview with the project director of the BUWOG customer and administrative centre, Martina Wimmer
In her very personal blog post, “The lockdown, BUWOG and I”, our colleague Sonja Steidl talks about what the last weeks of restrictions on movement were like for her, her experience with BUWOG and working from home during this time, and the challenges that had to be overcome.
Apartments of one to three rooms, barrier-free, from single apartments to homes for young families: architect Anne Lampen has designed a cross-generational ensemble: BUWOG Regattahof. We met up with the architect for a chat.
Berlin needs new living space. So far, so clear. But to prevent the loss of open green space in the process, urban consolidation is increasingly seen as an answer. A good example is the new construction project BUWOG XBERG LIVING in Berlin-Kreuzberg. Here a grey rear courtyard is gradually being turned into a green oasis.
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