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EPISODE · Dec 4, 2024 · 9 MIN

PAT Perspectives #8: Building a community: The Berlin project paving the way for the living transition

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PATRIZIA’s flagship living sector development is the Havelufer Quarter in Berlin, comprising more than 1,500 units which house around 4,000 residents. The development caters for a variety of tenant needs, with options for families, senior residents and single residents, and is firmly focused on building a community through the inclusion of amenities such as co-working spaces, a kindergarten and yoga rooms.So, where does the Havelufer fit into the wider picture of Germany’s living sector?In the latest episode of PAT Perspectives - the podcast where we ask our guests five key questions on one topic or trend shaping the real assets sector - we ask Torsten Bergner, PATRIZIA Director - Head of Asset Management Living DACH, about current trends in the sector, how this is shaping the supply of housing stock, what the future for the sector may look like and the role the Havelufer can play in providing a different approach to community building.Find out more at https://www.patrizia.ag/en/

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