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P&P Group celebrates topping-out ceremony in Germany for the Sunshine Lofts on the Lagarde Campus in the Bavarian city of Bamberg - Part of one of the most progressive urban neighbourhoods in Europe - Seite 2

"The new district is exemplary in terms of both energy and mobility," emphasises Eva-Maria Zurek. The combination of geothermal energy, wastewater utilisation, heat pumps, photovoltaic systems, combined heat and power plants and advanced storage management means that up to 80 percent of the energy required is generated directly in the district. "This combines efficiency, climate protection and high security of supply," emphasised Stefan Loskarn, project manager at Stadtwerke Bamberg, at the event: "Centrally planned multi-storey car parks and traffic-calmed zones are also particularly progressive in terms of mobility. "This allows pedestrians to keep to themselves in many areas and at certain times. That means a high quality of life." The neighbourhood also focuses on bicycle preference and the progressive sharing of e-mobility, including e-scooters and e-cargo bikes.

In addition to energy efficiency and modern mobility, the flats offer a balcony, loggia or terrace with a garden area. Examples of modern features include designer vinyl flooring, underfloor heating with individual room control and floor-to-ceiling windows with electric shutters. "All of these benefits are creating great demand for the Sunshine Lofts," says Christoph Langfritz, CIO of the P&P Group: "Almost half of all residential units have already been sold, both to owner-occupiers and investors. This shows that our concept is working." The topping-out ceremony also marks the start of the next sales phase.

For Eva-Maria Zurek, the development in Bamberg is also an impressive sign of the P&P Group's capabilities: "We can realise projects reliably, flexibly and quickly, even in challenging times on the property market, because our structure has proven itself. This includes, for example, the individual awarding of construction contracts, a stable subcontractor network built up over decades and the use of technical in-house expertise in a construction and planning department. This pays off particularly well on a project like the Lagarde Campus."