New residential quarter in Treptow-Köpenick: 120 apartments completed

The first construction phase of the new residential quarter on Johanna-Tesch-Straße in Treptow-Köpenick has been completed. The phase includes 120 modern apartments, which have been ready for occupancy since the beginning of February 2025, reported Development City Berlin. A further phase with 30 additional apartments is expected by 2026, which will create a total of around 150 apartments, announced Stadt und Land Wohnbauten-Gesellschaft mbH.

The apartments are currently being offered for rent, with 30 units already handed over to new tenants. Subsidized apartments can be rented for 6.80 euros per square meter, while privately financed units are available for a basic rent of 16.80 euros per square meter.

The district was designed with the aim of promoting low-barrier and barrier-free living. According to the city and state, all floors can be reached by elevator and the heat is supplied by district heating. Additional comfort is provided by rollator and stroller rooms on the ground floor and in the basement, as well as special bicycle storage rooms, which are also accessible by elevator. Ten car parking spaces, including one disabled parking space, are also available.

New residential area in Treptow-Köpenick well connected

Each apartment has a balcony and some have additional storage space. Bathrooms have either a shower or bathtub and underfloor heating. Ground floor apartments are equipped with lockable window fittings and roller shutters. There are also spacious green areas and playgrounds.

The location of the new project is characterized by good connections to public transport, with the Oberspree S-Bahn station and a bus stop in the immediate vicinity. The B96a is quickly accessible for drivers. The area also offers various leisure activities, such as sports clubs and the proximity to the Spree. A wide range of cultural activities can be found in the nearby Schöneweide cultural center. Everyday errands can be done in just a few minutes on foot, as supermarkets, drugstores and restaurants are nearby. Schools and kindergartens, such as the Freie Waldorfschule and the Archenhold-Gymnasium, are also quickly accessible.

The project will continue with the completion of the first construction phase. Overall, the new building project is to be completed by 2026 with around 150 residential units, around half of which will be funded by the state of Berlin.

Source: Development City Berlin and City and Country