It is (for good reasons) criticized that high-priced apartments are often being built in Frankfurt. However, this development was recognized many years ago by city politicians and they countered accordingly. Since 2014, that was the tenure of Planning Head Olaf Cunitz (The Greens), builders of larger construction projects have had to create at least 30%
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After World War I there were plans for the construction of high-rise office buildings in various German cities, following the examples in the United States. Such tall buildings were called Turmhäuser in Germany at the time (tower houses). In Frankfurt, such a building was to be built on the property between Moltkeallee, Bismarckallee and Königstrasse
Olaf Cuniz is a guest author of SKYLINE ATLAS and evaluates the urban development of Frankfurt here on an volunteer basis. Mr. Cunitz knows the background of numerous real estate projects and urban development measures, is familiar with city administration processes, and can classify results accordingly as a planning expert. Until summer 2016, Olaf Cunitz
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