Despite all the changes GSG was, and remains, a consistently reliable partner for small and middle-sized businesses in the city. For more than 40 years it has been providing commercial and industrial real estate at reliable conditions. But it has long ceased to be a simple landlord – the new ORCO-GSG has long been a modern service provider and networker for the Berlin economy.

• more than 45 locations in Berlin
• ca. 815,000 m² rental space
• ca. 1,200 companies with more than 12,000 employees

ORCO-GSG is the leading provider of production related premises and offices in Berlin.

Chairman of Management

2008
The property offer of the real estate portfolio of ORCO Germany has been extended in the central districts of Mitte, Friedrichshain, Prenzlauer Berg und Charlottenburg. For example, the Gebauer-Höfe with a gross floor space of 20,000 m². The commercial property is equipped with a modern ORCO-GSG fiber optics cable network.

2007
ORCO Property Group finalises through its listed subsidiary Orco Germany the acquisition of Gewerbesiedlungs-Gesellschaft mbH (GSG) in JV with Morgan Stanley Real Estate

2004
Opening of the European TelematicsFactory (ETF), the competence center for mobility and mobility-servicing IT applications in the newly constructed gatehouse in the GSG-HOF Helmholtzstraße 2-9, Charlottenburg-Wilmersdorf

2002
Conclusion of the restoration of the historical ensemble at the Königlichen Porzellan-Manufaktur (KPM), one highlight in the 40-year restoration history of the GSG

Premier of the WirtschaftsPartnerTag at the WirtschaftsPartner building in the GSG-HOF Wolfener Straße 32-36. With the services it has bundled under one roof, this represents a unique project for regional economic development.

2001
Acquisition of the State of Berlin’s GSG shares by the Investitionsbank Berlin (IBB)

1995
First GSG project in eastern Berlin: Construction of the industrial park
Wolfener Straße 36, Marzahn-Hellersdorf

1994
Laying the cornerstone for the GSG HOF Pankow on October 10th.

1985
Establishment of the first technology and innovation park in Germany (Technologie- und Innovationsparks - TIB) in the GSG-HOF Gustav-Meyer-Allee. The Berliner Innovations- und Gründerzentrum (BIG) is also established here.

1980
First independent new building in Wupperstraße in Berlin-Zehlendorf

1970
First GSG new building as consolidation of the Prinzessinnenstraße 19-20, Berlin-Kreuzberg property

1966
Purchase of the first factory building in Blücherstraße in Berlin-Kreuzberg

1965
Founding of GSG by the State of Berlin, the Berlin Chamber of Trades and the Berlin Chamber of Industry and Trade (Berlin IHK)