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A forward-looking residential district is being built in Cologne-Ehrenfeld that sets new standards in sustainable energy supply. The LÜCK project, developed by the wvm Group in collaboration with naturstrom AG, uses municipal wastewater as an innovative heat source, thereby actively contributing to the energy transition.

Anyone interested in purchasing real estate would be well advised to familiarize themselves with the relevant tax and legal requirements in good time. Real estate buyers not only face a number of obligations, but also enjoy a number of advantages that help them to refinance their investment or construction costs more quickly and generate long-term returns.

Flexibility is required to complete a project, especially when buyers withdraw.

The Lost Sisters have been supporting various associations and foundations that care for disadvantaged children in Cologne for many years. We have been donating to the association for more than ten years.

Neighborhood development thrives on participation between developers, local authorities, and residents. That is why the wvm Group Berlin invited people to a project workshop in Woltersdorf. More than 350 participants attended the information and participation event held directly on the site to be developed. The second, revised draft plan for the planned residential project in the centrally located district of Schönblick was presented for the first time, and questions from residents were answered by the project manager and specialist planners.

The craftsmen's festival for the new apartment buildings at Siegburger Straße 371 marked an important step for Cologne-Poll. The community of craftsmen, officials, neighbors, and future owners and tenants gathered today, August 10, to celebrate the successful progress of the project.

Real estate buyers benefit from easily calculable costs and low operating costs in new construction projects thanks to well-thought-out energy concepts.

Due to its central location and cultural history as an industrial and commercial hub, the southern part of Mühlheim is of particular importance to the city and the surrounding area. The wvm Group Cologne is developing three construction sites on the area – and its plans will create an architectural landmark on the right bank of the Rhine in Cologne-Mulheim.

Due to demand pressure on the housing market, prices remain stable despite interest rate increases

With a current population of around 3.8 million, Berlin is the largest and certainly the most dynamic housing market in Germany. Residential property prices have been rising steadily for years.

Clarenbachpatz – one of three award-winning projects by the wvm Group

The largest owner-managed project developer in Cologne is celebrating its 30th anniversary this year. Over the past thirty years, the company has built well over 5,000 new apartments in Cologne.