Paul Schmitz with
his daughter Marie
Affordable housing is not easy to find in the capital. We are very happy here and I am pleased that it is as informal and natural here as it is where I come from.
Neighbourhood diversity: What the city of tomorrow will look like
How do we want to live tomorrow? Urban. Green. Relaxed. And in a neighbourhood where togetherness counts. But why wait until tomorrow when we can start today?
ZS is developing a variety of districts in which the future has already been considered during the planning phase. The goal: to sustainably increase everyone’s quality of life. Because places that make you happy thrive on diversity. This is why there is a multifaceted, mixed utilisation in urban areas, consisting of public areas, infrastructure and apartments for all income groups and classes, for young and old, for long-time residents and newcomers. A vibrant city has to take diverse needs into account.
Our satisfied residents
Paul Schmitz with
Max Buchmann
and Alina Feil
Granted, our apartment is small, but it's our own. And if we need more room, we use the many options here, such as the gym or the co-working spaces.
Gerd
and Ursula Thiel
You can't live better! Who else has a view over the water and such a nice neighbourhood as this, with the Köpenicker Altstadt nearby? We are enjoying our retirement to the full.
Jürgen Baur
I am a friend of short trips. I can find everything I need nearby, and I get to work by bike. Or I'll work at home and stay in my district.
Fabian Lehnertz
I know everyone here and I think I'm known all over the place. You see each other, you greet each other, you take care of each other - a really great district!
Nataliya Dorkinowa
Berlin has many facets: a bustling metropolis, an innovative start-up scene and authentic city quarters. But it was new to me that you can still live here in such a sophisticated way on the waterside.