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We’re almost ready to get started: We’re creating a new center for the York Quarter—Münster’s largest urban development project. We have now received the building permit from the City of Münster.

Aachen’s Nord district continues to evolve: With the arrival of the health insurance provider BIG direkt gesund in mid-2027, modern office and collaborative spaces will be created on the first floor—spanning approximately 2,000 square meters—of the former Trösser furniture store. Following the closure of the furniture store in August 2025, the building will be transformed into a vibrant hub for work and shopping—tenants have already been secured for the new retail spaces on the ground floor as well.

The Mannheim District Court is moving into the existing Augusta 33 complex on Mannheim's Augustaanlage for at least five years. To this end, the state of Baden-Württemberg, represented by the Landesbetrieb Vermögen und Bau BW (State Property and Construction Agency), has leased around 5,750 square meters on the ground floor and on the 1st, 2nd, 4th, and 5th floors of the Landmarken property.

The Landmarken Group is developing EPIX Spaces, a new real estate product that sees sport, leisure, health, and community as integral parts of modern urban development. Specific locations have already been identified in Frankfurt, Berlin, and the Ruhrgebiet that are to be developed into EPIX Spaces.

Landmarken AG has sold the new data center of the North Rhine-Westphalia State Finance Administration (RZF). The buyer is the state of North Rhine-Westphalia itself, which is thus securing important infrastructure. Originally, the state had signed a 20-year lease with an option to extend. The new building, with around 37,000 square meters of space plus a parking garage, is almost complete after only around two and a half years of construction. The three-part complex will be handed over to the user in May.

We are delighted to announce that Lukas Woltery and Jochen Wismann have been appointed as partners.

The mayor arrived in a fire truck: just eight months after the foundation stone was laid in April, the "Arbeitswelten am Prager Ring" in Aachen celebrated its topping-out ceremony. The sustainable new office building by Landmarken AG comprises almost 9,000 square meters of office and communication space. The main tenant is the global corporation Ericsson, which is moving its Eurolab to Aachen. Landmarken is in talks with other prospective tenants. Construction work is proceeding according to plan, so that completion is expected on schedule at the end of 2026.

Landmarken AG has submitted the building application for its "Neue Mitte York" project in the Gremmendorf district center in Münster. The project developer will realize a Mixed-Use-Ensemble here with retail, residential, and commercial space.

As a showcase project for successful building transformation, the New Gesundheitshaus in Dortmund is also becoming an international role model. The Landmarken project was nominated for the "ULI Europe Award for Excellence" by an international jury. Projects from across Europe, the Middle East, and Africa were considered for the award. As announced by the Urban Land Institute (ULI) in October, the Neue Gesundheitshaus is the only German candidate on the shortlist.

"Working Together" is a practical guide that encourages strong alliances between local authorities and the real estate industry for effective action.

Habitat for Humanity has a vision: a world where every person has a decent place to live. The initiative has already provided many people with a safe home.

We at Landmarken AG are joining this important mission and supporting the "HoffnungsBAUer" initiative of Habitat for Humanity Germany. Because everyone has the right to a roof over their head—and we want to help achieve this goal.

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.

We take a holistic view of sustainability. This means maintaining a balance between economic, ecological, and social considerations. We take responsibility for creating an environment worth living in. By using natural resources sensibly, we develop high-quality, future-proof projects. Sustainability is part of our Landmarken spirit, which we live internally and convey externally through our projects.

The modern office goes beyond the pure concept of efficiency to become an attractive feel-good space. It combines private and professional life, creating a balance between quiet zones and team spirit.

"Garbage as far as the eye can see—images that stay with you." This is how Clemens Feigl describes the impressions that he and his team had to process in Bosnia in February and March.

Innovative landmark projects promote research, competitiveness, and attractiveness of cities and regions

We develop diverse, colorful, vibrant locations. Why are we able to do this? Because our interdisciplinary team is at home in all real estate classes. This means that we understand all usage modules and can combine them optimally!

By designing school buildings that can be used for a variety of purposes, we can make an important contribution to sustainable urban development. We are also committed to improving the integration of schools and neighborhoods, thereby creating jobs and providing important impetus for local residents.

Cities should continue to be vibrant urban centers of life in the future. That is why we at Landmarken are committed to developing the right mix of different uses for each location. Gastronomy and sustainable consumption are important building blocks in this process.

Smart solutions, sustainable construction—the future of the modern logistics industry! Logistics real estate has a reputation for not being particularly sustainable. Why can’t we do better?

Next Level Bed & Breakfast: Innovative hotel landscapes for the enhancement of cities—because we see our hotel projects as more than just well-equipped places to stay.

Feel good—whether alone, as a couple, or with your family. We want everyone, with all their different needs, to feel safe and at home.

The era of monostructural neighborhoods is over. It is time for innovative, bold, new multifunctional usage concepts in our cities.

Exceptionally intelligent—and with flair: the importance of the office as more than just a place of work is growing. Its role as a meeting place, a place for personal exchange and direct interaction between teams, is becoming increasingly important.

We develop space for science and research.

The transformation of city centers is a reflection of a general shift in society. We want to actively shape this change with landmark projects. This involves more than just the decline of retail: climate change, new forms of mobility, and consumer behavior are changing the overall conditions.

We are not just interested in building apartments. We want to create holistic living environments with concepts that are inclusive, create a sense of home, convey joie de vivre, and, above all, have a positive impact on society.

Offices should no longer be work machines. They are becoming places of community, exchange, and sharing. Environments that promote creativity and co-creation and offer solutions for maintaining physical and mental health.