The Graefekiez neighbourhood is the heart of Berlin’s popular Kreuzberg district. Here, between Hasenheide, Hermannplatz and Paul-Lincke-Ufer, a new residential project developed by BUWOG is a prime example of how you can create living space while making efficient and sustainable use of the available land – a precious resource in the densely built-up urban environment.
2021 is a very special year for us: We are celebrating 70 years of BUWOG and with it 70 years of “happy living”. And we want to use this anniversary as an opportunity to portray BUWOG in all its diversity as part of a blog series. Over the coming weeks, we will be posting a series of articles focusing on some of the company’s key business areas and strategic principles. We will begin with a look back at our history, a quick run-through from the company’s beginnings in 1951 to the most recent developments.
With its new app, BUWOG Immobilien Treuhand is improving its tenant service and setting the stage for further growth in nationwide property management.
It’s hard to believe, but even in BUWOG residential complexes something occasionally breaks and has to be repaired, and expenses for maintenance and upkeep are also incurred. Below, we provide an overview of the most common instances and who has to bear the costs for what.
On the banks of the Dahme in Berlin-Grünau, BUWOG is constructing the sustainable 52° Nord development. The BUWOG HELLING HOF residential ensemble, marks a new phase of construction.
Whether with new apartments or pre-war property – there is always something to do. This is certainly true in every apartment complex, and much of it falls under the responsibility of the respective property management – but by no means everything. Here you will find a guide to the questions, problems and concerns for which your property management is responsible and can help.
BUWOG develops new buildings in accordance with environmental, economic and social sustainability criteria. A key aspect in this regard is considering the sustainability of construction materials over the entire life cycle of a building – from initial planning and design to the complete recycling of the materials used. To accomplish this, BUWOG has joined Madaster, a digital library of building materials.
BUWOG supplements the work of property management with competent “conflict support” and can therefore decisively improve coexistence and the satisfaction of tenants living in BUWOG properties. Klaudia Wrobel, a trained mediator from the quality management department, knows how this works.
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