The office building is located at Invalidestrasse 91, in a centric well-established business and governmental district adjacent to the Charité Campus. The Federal Ministry of Economy and Climate Action and the Federal Ministry for Digital and Transport Affairs are located across the street from the building
The area is easily accessible by public transportation, with multiple bus and tram stops nearby. Berlin’s main train station is situated 500 metres to the west. There is also convenient access to major roadways, making it easy to reach by car.
The building itself is a modern, well-maintained facility, ideal for businesses seeking a centric location with ample amenities such as cafes, restaurants, and banks. Parking is readily available in the surrounding area.
The property was built in 2011 and has 6 floors and 28 parking spaces and allows for flexible floor layouts that can be divided in up to 3 independent units per floor
Invalidenstrasse 91 is located in the heart of Berlin, in a vibrant and well-connected district known for its mix of business, cultural, and residential spaces. The Invalidenstrsse is a historically developed thoroughfare in Berlin, approximately three kilometers long. Numerous listed buildings are located along the street, such as the Hamburger Bahnhof. Since 2006, the main train station “Hauptbahnhof” (historically known as Lehrter Bahnhof) has been inaugurated on Invalidenstraße, just 500 m. to the west of the building. To the east of Hauptbahnhof the street passes by the Invalidenpark, federal ministeries, the Museum of Natural History and the Agricultural and Horticultural Faculty of Humboldt University. To the south of Invalidenstrasse lies the Charité medical campus, with numerous world leading institutes and facilities.