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C-WERK GmbH, a sister company of Landmarken AG, Stadtmarken GmbH and ecoPARKS GmbH, has purchased the site of the former Continental tire plant in Aachen. Companies from the manufacturing industry can be established on the site in the short term. In the long term, the developers plan to develop the C-WERK, as it will be called in the future, into an open and sustainable quarter for urban production and commerce. The development of the former Opel plant site in Bochum serves as a model.

A strong sign for Bochum!

The final episode of the first season of Dorfgeflüster is online!

We are investing in a sustainable future. To this end, the Landmarken family is investing in the start-up Concular, which has set itself the task of transforming the real estate and construction industry towards a circular, sustainable economy. Together with other partners, the Landmarken family has participated in Concular's current financing round, in which the start-up was able to raise a total of 2.5 million euros.

Our apartments on Kruppstraße have been freshly renovated and are ready to move into!

Dortmund city center will have a new daycare center starting Monday, August 7. The 50-place childcare facility, run by the independent provider Villa Luna, is an important part of the redevelopment of the Neues Gesundheitshaus, which is being converted into a modern mixed-use complex by Landmarken AG after seven decades of official use.

Stadtmarken GmbH has acquired the building complex at Theaterstraße 9 in Aachen. The office complex, whose most famous component is the prestigious Suermondt bank building dating from 1900, has a total area of approximately 12,000 square meters. The property is approximately 2,700 square meters in size. After standing vacant for a long time, it is now being revitalized.

Landmarken AG has acquired the well-known office complex at Augustaanlage 33 in Mannheim. The property, which consists of three buildings, including a listed old building from 1905, was sold by Landesbank Baden-Württemberg (LBBW), which will initially remain a tenant in the complex. As part of its strategy of sustainable portfolio development, Landmarken will renovate the property to improve its energy efficiency. The property will be operated by Landmarken's sister company Stadtmarken Business, which will implement a user-oriented management concept with its multi-award-nominated Urban Village.

The renovation of the high-rise building in Aachen's Preuswald district is complete, and the first tenants are ready to move in. The 14-story building from the 1970s, which had recently begun to show its age, was completely renovated by a team from Landmarken AG and Stadtmarken GmbH and restored to what it was 50 years ago: a true dream home with a view. POHA House will take over the building as a co-space operator.

Parking spaces characterize our cityscapes almost as much as real estate, and have an immense influence on the atmosphere and environment of cities. Intelligent parking and mobility management are therefore essential for a healthy urban climate.

Cities should continue to be lively urban centers of life in the future. That is why we at Stadtmarken focus on finding the right mix of different uses for each location. Gastronomy and sustainable consumption are important building blocks in this regard.

Technology centers are the heart of economic development in many cities.

We strive to create working environments that offer the perfect work-life balance.

Historical buildings shape the character of a city. Preserving them is important to us.

High-quality living, space for students, and publicly subsidized residential areas are our priorities.

On March 1, the UN proclaims "Zero Discrimination Day." This is a complex issue that the real estate industry must also address.

How the construction and real estate industries can influence our future, and what role "futures literacy" plays in this

How we can fill the term with life and action, and what that means for the real estate industry

Historic buildings are not just buildings—they are history you can touch and experience. They reflect the history of a city and are historical testimonies that must be preserved.

Our interview with Anke Tsitouras, Managing Director of Stadtmarken GmbH and Chairwoman of Landmarken AG

We talk to Vanja Schneider, managing director of Moringa GmbH, about the future of C2C in Germany.

A vibrant and economically strong metropolitan area: the Rhine region is home to around three million people and numerous DAX-listed companies such as Bayer, Henkel, and Telekom.

The administrative, commercial, and cultural center of the eastern Ruhr region has developed into an important service and technology hub and, following many years of structural change, is now a center for the insurance industry and retail trade.

Centrally located in the Ruhr megacity, with its 5.1 million inhabitants, the city is an interesting hotspot for science and research.

With around 250,000 inhabitants, Aachen is Germany's westernmost city and also the regional center of the urban region of the same name.

The Rhine-Main metropolitan region is a hub of innovation with a strong economy. Characterized by state capitals, numerous global players, universities, and research institutions, this is a place where the future is being shaped. We are convinced of the region's sustainable development opportunities and want to actively provide new impetus with our own projects to make it even more attractive, livable, and future-proof.

The Ruhr metropolis is more vibrant than ever: long underestimated, but never succumbing to stagnation, all signs point to change here. The Ruhr region is a place of many ideas, open-minded and energetic people, and—despite all the challenges—a positive spirit of optimism.