New high-rise building project features 600 units, installation of ice baths, and a 50-meter rooftop terrace, under development in English Garden.
Title: Munich's City Quarter Redevelopment: Tucher Park at the English Garden Gets a Makeover
Author: Nadja Hoffmann
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Take a peek into the near future, as the city of Munich is gearing up for some stellar changes–and it starts with the revitalization of Tucher Park, nestled within the picturesque English Garden. Teaming up with Hines Real Estate, Commerz Real is set to construct a buzzing city quarter worth a whopping 500 million euros over the next five years[1].
Construction Sites at English Garden: 600 apartments on the horizon
The transformation includes the modernization of existing office buildings along Ifflandstraße, with new residential areas planned afterwards[1][2]. Hines confirms that the ambitious project will deliver a total of 600 residential units, ranging from ownership to subsidized housing, catering to a diverse crowd[2].
But there's more to Tucher Park than just Empire State Building-style apartments–the revamped neighborhood will also feature kindergartens, a supermarket, a medical center, and sports facilities[2]. You can already spot the first paddle tennis courts at its edge.
Walkable Eisbach and Autonomous Driving
The concept for Tucher Park also envisions redesigning the winding Eisbach stream to make it more accessible. More walking paths, beautiful promenades, and maybe even a third Eisbach wave in the front of the hotel with expansive glass facades are all ideas thrown into the mix[2].
Autonomous driving coordination and seamless transportation are integral to the Tucher Park concept too[2].
The Crown Jewel: A Renewed Hilton Hotel
The highlight of the project is the Hilton Hotel, which will reopen in 2029 boasting a stunning 50-meter rooftop terrace[2]. Just imagine sipping on cocktails while enjoying panoramic views of the English Garden and the city. Bliss!
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[1] - Commerz Real and Hines Real Estate unite to turn Tucher Park into a lively city quarter[2] - 500 Million Euros Transform Tucher Park in Munich's English Garden
Investing in Munich's real-estate market could yield significant returns with the upcoming city quarter development at Tucher Park, funded by a Collaboration between Hines Real Estate and Commerz Real, amounting to 500 million euros over the next five years. The transformation includes 600 apartments, catering to various demographics, as well as social amenities such as kindergartens, a supermarket, a medical center, and sports facilities [1][2].
Furthermore, the revitalization of Tucher Park will introduce innovative concepts such as redesigned walking paths for the Eisbach stream and incorporation of autonomous driving technology [2].
