Monthly reports that comply with MaRisk and BCBS239, all on one platform.
ANNI, Munich: a €130 million office redevelopment financed by a consortium led by Deutsche Pfandbriefbank, with PROBIS providing construction monitoring throughout the project.
These are indicative figures only, based on published project information. They are not actual PROBIS project data.
Illustrative only — figures are fictional and do not represent the program's actual line-item data.
The project includes modernization, structural additions, new construction, and the renovation of the outdoor areas of the office complex on St.-Martin-Straße in Munich, Ramersdorf.
ANNI is a large-scale office complex on St.-Martin-Straße, originally built as part of a Siemens campus and designed by the "School of Richard Meier." The project includes modernization, structural additions, and the renovation of outdoor areas, with a total investment of approximately €130 million, financed by a consortium led by Deutsche Pfandbriefbank AG. PROBIS is responsible for construction monitoring and produces monthly reports on cost, schedule, quality, and project organization that comply with MaRisk and BCBS239 requirements.
The PROBIS modules used in this project, shown on sample screens with demo data.
These are indicative figures only, based on published project information. They are not actual PROBIS project data.
Estimated at $104.5 million, based on a comparison with 18 similar projects. Illustrative screen with fictional demo data.
Deutsche Pfandbriefbank (pbb) is a leading German specialist bank for real estate and public-sector investment finance, founded in 2009. It leads financing consortia on some of the largest developments PROBIS monitors, from East Side Tower in Berlin to ANNI in Munich.
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