The Gebauer Höfe is a beautiful collection of halls and buildings from a former textile factory and engineering works, with typical industrial architecture of the 19th century. Two modern furnished office blocks, including the office centre on the Spreebogen, make up an area of approximately 20,000 sqm. The office and retail areas have high-quality facilities and are adaptable to the individual requirements of the leaseholder.

The red brick building situated between the river Spree and the Landwehr canal in Berlin-Charlottenburg was erected in 1898/1899. In the place where OSRAM once produced the world-famous light bulbs, young and innovative companies can be found today.

The renovated GSG-HOF is situated in Campus Charlottenburg with its internationally significant research facilities. Office space, factory loft or commercial space – the complex offers space from 70 sqm for offices to about 320 sqm.

Architect August Gietenbruch had a decorative Art Nouveau design in mind for the five-storied building complex which was built for the German Wholesale Cooperative of Self-employed Master Glaziers in Berlin-Kreuzberg in 1910 – a jewel with ample ornaments of sandstone, shimmering green tessellated bands and spacious windows in the first floor.

Optimum working conditions, good transport links to the center and to the surrounding areas, in addition distinctive architecture: This GSG-industrial park in Berlin-Lichtenberg is a good address. The property built in 1998 has 13 buildings with brick facades – a deliberate throwback to the industrial architecture of the ‘20s. For the renewal of this industrial estate ORCO-GSG was awarded the builders prize in 2000.

High up in the north, right in the picturesque district of Buchholz: The striking red brick ORCO-GSG-HOF in the idyllic environment in Berlin Pankow can already be seen from the highway between the Prenzlauer Chaussee and the Dreieck Pankow. This commercial park is located in Französisch Buchholz in the district Berlin-Pankow. There is good access to the City Centre as well as the motorway A114. The railway station S-Bahn Blankenburg can be reached in 8 minutes walk.

The erstwhile automobile factory of the company F. G. Dittman was built 1913–1914 by the Berlin industrial architect Bruno Bruch. The size of the 30 rental areas varies between 40 and 2,150 sqm. A special feature of the industrial complex is the numerous ground floor areas which allow for an optimal coordination of logistic operations.