1,200 files, 5 banks, one source of truth.
East Side Tower in Berlin—which is financing Amazon's European headquarters—is tracked on PROBIS Banks by a five-bank consortium led by Deutsche Pfandbriefbank, replacing the fragmented spreadsheet workflows typical of large-scale real estate lending.
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.
A 142-meter, 38-story high-rise in Berlin, financed to support Amazon's European headquarters, was tracked on PROBIS Banks for a five-bank financing consortium.
East Side Tower is a 142-meter, 38-story high-rise development in Berlin-Friedrichshain, designed by BIG – Bjarke Ingels Group, to house Amazon's European headquarters. Construction monitoring is being handled by PROBIS Banks on behalf of a financing consortium consisting of Deutsche Pfandbriefbank AG, Commerzbank AG, HELABA – Landesbank Hessen-Thüringen, Berlin Hyp AG, and Berliner Sparkasse.
Real estate lending on this scale is inherently complex—a single project can involve 20 to 100 parties and generate up to 1,200 files, creating fertile ground for inefficiencies and cost overruns. PROBIS’s Project-Clock module provides lending banks with real-time risk detection, centralized fund tracking, and AI-generated reports, replacing disconnected spreadsheet workflows with a single source of truth.
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.
Projected total upon completion: $105.8 million. Sample 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.
Verifying the use of funds for a live position, not a PDF?
