Founded in 1954, Bayerische Hausbau is the nucleus of the Schörghuber Group and today it bundles all the Group's construction and real estate activities under its roof.
This includes property development activities for residential and commercial buildings as well as the comprehensive management of the company's own assets. Bayerische Hausbau's primary focus is large-scale projects - also within its own portfolio - in attractive inner-city locations in Munich and Hamburg.
Real estate development and portfolio management
Bayerische Hausbau played a huge part in shaping the scenery of German cities throughout the last decades. Residential as well as commercial properties alike grew to lend their distinct character to urban districts in major cities in Germany.
The value-based portfolio management as well as asset management is an integral part of the Construction & Real Estate division as well.
A sustainable method of operation combined with developmental knowledge ensure persistent success for the Construction & Real Estate division of Schörghuber Group.
The division Construction & Real Estate offers more than just impressive numbers: Creating high-quality spaces in which to live and work, setting standards in terms of public dialog as well as distinctive architectural notes, it remains open to innovation without sacrificing tradition.
As a property developer, Bayerische Hausbau creates high-quality space in which to live and work. This includes urban developments, office and commercial buildings, as well as sophisticated residential complexes in prestigious locations like the one at Nymphenburger 124.
Lerchenauer Feld is being planned as a forward-thinking and sustainable urban development. Particular emphasis during planning is being placed on mobility. A comprehensive mobility concept, the likes of which Munich has never seen before, has therefore been developed. It includes three key measures: encouraging pedestrian and cycle traffic, reducing the attraction of private cars and expanding public transportation services.
With Bikini Berlin, Bayerische Hausbau has pulled a listed property in its portfolio into the present, creating a special locale for shopping, work and relaxation. The concept shopping mall, enlivened by pop-up stores, lifestyle stores and restaurants, is attracting worldwide attention.
Welfengarten in Munich-Au impresses with both its out-of-the-ordinary architecture and the exceptional quality of life that the urban development offers its residents. The jury of the Callwey Award also acknowledged the distinctive features of the urban development, honoring Welfengarten with the 2022 Callwey Award for residential buildings.
For Bayerische Hausbau, moving with the times means adapting the properties in its portfolio to changing circumstances. And so the building at Marienplatz 22 was renovated and enhanced by dividing it up into smaller retail units, adding a boutique hotel and giving it an understated, elegant facade.
With a portfolio valued at approximately 3.5 billion euros, Bayerische Hausbau has the financial strength that makes it a reliable partner even in difficult times. Between 2008 and 2010 the striking office complex THE m.pire was built and rented out completely: in the midst of the financial crisis.
Combining the old fabric of a building with a new construction is one of Bayerische Hausbau's core competencies. On the former Togal premises it realised Lagot, a residential and commercial complex which includes a 19th century villa embedded into an ensemble of newly developed buildings.