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The wvm Group Berlin Celebrates the Topping-Out Ceremony for 48 Condominiums on Liebermannstraße in Berlin-Weißensee

Berlin, February 3, 2026 – Last Friday, the topping-out ceremony was held for the residential project at Liebermannstraße 70 in Berlin’s Weißensee neighborhood. The completion of this project by the wvm Group Berlin, comprising 48 condominiums, is scheduled for the fourth quarter of 2026, following 22 months of construction.

The building, with its striking curves, was designed by the renowned Berlin architectural firm Stephan Höhne. “Liebermannstraße 70 is a fine example of aesthetically sophisticated residential construction in Berlin,” says Clemens Paschke, managing director of the wvm Group Berlin. “The building is being constructed during a time of diverse challenges, when wvm is one of the few companies still building apartments in Berlin and when it has also become difficult for potential buyers to find a suitable apartment.”

At Liebermannstraße 70, the wvm Group Berlin offers a diverse mix of one- through four-room apartments, including three-room apartments starting at 483,000 euros. Twenty of the 48 apartments have already been sold. Residents can look forward to a new building constructed to the KfW-40-EE (Renewable Energies) standard, featuring attractive depreciation options and favorable KfW subsidies, as well as an in-house solar power system and heat pumps. Triple-glazed windows and comprehensive soundproofing measures ensure a quiet living environment.

The shell of the building is being constructed by GOLDBECK as the general contractor using a serial construction method. David Fischer, Managing Director of the wvm Group Berlin, and Sebastian Bethge, Branch Manager of GOLDBECK Nordost GmbH, praised the collaboration, which is set to continue on future projects. The wvm Group Berlin’s development portfolio currently comprises around 600 apartments.

Dirk Stettner, chairman of the CDU caucus in the Berlin House of Representatives and a directly elected representative from Weißensee, welcomed the project. “Berlin needs new construction. Berliners need affordable and energy-efficient housing. Weißensee is both a central hub and a charming neighborhood. And we need entrepreneurs who actually get things done—not just identify needs and lament shortcomings, but take action. Here, prefabricated units are being built in series to the KfW 40 EE standard, creating homeownership opportunities for many owner-occupiers as well. This eases the strain on the tight rental market and provides security for local families. With that in mind, I’m delighted that Liebermannstraße will not only provide a new home for many people but also create another opportunity for homeownership.”

Photo (from left to right): Dirk Stettner, Chair of the CDU Caucus in the Berlin House of Representatives and directly elected representative from Weißensee; Philipp Keetmann, Stephan Höhne Gesellschaft von Architekten mbH; David Fischer, Managing Director of wvm Group Berlin; Dr. Clemens Paschke, Managing Director of wvm Group Berlin; Sebastian Bethge, Branch Manager of GOLDBECK Nordost GmbH

Photos: Andreas Schwarz

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