By revitalizing the project, Pembroke and Ehret+Klein AG have brought an end to the many years of inactivity at the construction site on Alramstra\u00dfe 14. Over the next 2 and a half years, a long-vacant site will be transformed into an attractive residential building that blends sensitively into the established neighborhood. Structural works on the underground levels have already begun and are progressing rapidly.<\/p>\n\n\n\n Following extensive redesigns, 186 rental apartments, approximately 50 percent more than originally planned by the previous owner, will now be built on a total of around 16,000 square meters. The apartments will be complemented by numerous amenities, including an underground garage for cars and bicycles, a comprehensive mobility concept, and high-quality fittings to create modern and attractive living spaces.<\/p>\n\n\n\n For international real estate advisor Pembroke, the foundation stone ceremony marks its entry into the German residential market and represents a further step in diversifying its activities in Germany.<\/p>\n\n\n\n \u201cThe Alram 14 project <\/a>is a milestone in two respects: as Pembroke\u2019s first development in the German residential market for us as a company, and above all for the Sendling district. We have tailored Alram 14 to the specific needs of the Munich market and are now creating significantly more apartments than originally planned. Munich needs more attractive and high-quality rental housing and that is exactly what is now being built in the heart of Sendling. As an active and long-term developer and investor, we see the foundation stone laying of Alram 14 as the starting point for gradually expanding our presence in Munich and throughout Germany,\u201d said Christian Bosiljanoff, Senior Regional Director Germany at Pembroke.<\/p>\n\n\n\n The former REWE supermarket<\/a>, which served as an important local hub for many years in the neighborhood in Untersendling, will return upon completion, offering a modern and spacious grocery of around 1,200 square meters. In addition, a children\u2019s daycare center and a third smaller commercial unit will complete the retail amenity within the development. A high proportion of green and open spaces will transform the site into a lively meeting place for the neighborhood, enhancing the quality of life in what has so far been a largely sealed environment.<\/p>\n\n\n\n \u201cThe foundation stone ceremony at Alramstra\u00dfe 14 signals the start of a new, lively component of the neighborhood. Following years of inactivity, where an empty construction pit shaped the area, much-needed rental apartments, a modern childcare facility and local convenience offerings will now be delivered under one roof. The project demonstrates how joint commitment and urban design vision can generate valuable living space within long-established surroundings,\u201d explained Prof. Dr. (Univ. Florenz) Elisabeth\u202fMerk, Head of the Department of Urban Planning for the City of Munich.<\/p>\n\n\n\n \u201cWhere until recently there was a water-filled construction pit, much-needed housing is now being created in one of the city\u2019s most sought-after districts. At an early stage, we recognized the dormant urban development potential of the site and laid the foundation for today\u2019s project through comprehensive restructuring. Together with the general contractors Implenia and Zech, we are now moving into the implementation phase and are pleased with the construction progress already visible,\u201d said Michael Ehret, founder of ehret+klein.<\/p>\n\n\n\n <\/p>\n\n\n\n <\/p>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":" Alram 14\u201d project to deliver 186 new rental apartments, a REWE supermarket and a children\u2019s daycare center in Munich-Sendling. A major step forward in Munich-Sendling: Together with around 100 guests, Prof. Dr. (Univ. 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