R&S Immobilienmanagement GmbH is one of the largest project developers in Munich and is largely responsible for the redevelopment of Munich's Werksviertel. With the iCampus in the Werksviertel, a work-life quarter is being created at the Ostbahnhof that has transformed the history of the industrial quarter into a unique vision of the future.
ACCUMULATA develops urban quarters and buildings throughout Germany. These include MACHEREI Munich, the timber hybrid building The Stack and Forum Steglitz Berlin. ACCUMULATA is also active as an asset and investment manager and operator.
The Rock Capital Group is a private asset management company with a focus on real estate development in Munich and Frankfurt am Main.
F4 Immobilien GmbH is a Munich-based project developer with a focus on the redevelopment of commercial properties: Conversions, new construction, revitalization in any condition or preferably with an increased maintenance backlog, in Munich and the surrounding area.
The Plant is an office real estate concept that creates new working environments in locations beyond the metropolitan areas. The Plant aims to become the setting for a working world that does not understand New Work to mean an unlimited increase in productivity, but rather the opportunity to work in a more networked, smarter, more sustainable and more meaningful way.
Within the Deka Group, Deka Immobilien specializes in property investments and is part of the Sparkassen-Finanzgruppe. Both institutional and private investors can benefit from Deka Immobilien's property-based investment products and global infrastructure.
The Munich-based consultancy Inlux, which specializes in the luxury segment, organizes Germany's only annual luxury conference, the LBD Luxury Business Day
for the purpose of best practice sharing, networking and initiating brand cooperations in the luxury segment.
"I've just seen your figures of saints in Friedberg - their faces are bursting with vibrancy and expressiveness. How do you do that?" wrote director Margarethe von Trotta in December 2014. Elisabeth Brockmann studied under Gerhard Richter and has been known for many years for her "big" surprises in an architectural context.
19:13 is a multi-award-winning creative communications agency with top national and international companies and brands. The agency provides the full range of creative management consultancy, marketing and brand work.
The Wittelsbach Equalization Fund (WAF) is a foundation under public law established in 1923 as part of the equalization of assets between the Wittelsbachs and the Free State of Bavaria. The WAF is the owner of the palaces used by the royal family until 1918, various forests, the art collections and the Wittelsbach family archives. Today, the fund is active in the areas of real estate, art, tourism, forestry and agriculture, among others.
