SEEG is renovating office space in the listed building at Baderberg 10

SEEG is renovating office space in the listed building at Baderberg 10

According to a report by www.saechsische.de, SEEG is planning to renovate and expand the house at Baderberg 10 in Meißen. Office space is expected to be built in the listed property by the end of 2025.

These measures are expected to have a positive impact on the real estate market in Meissen as they could lead to increased interest in real estate in the region. The renovation and transformation of listed buildings are often attractive to potential buyers or tenants as they preserve the charm and history of the place while meeting modern requirements.

The creation of office space in the building could also lead to increased demand for commercial real estate in Meissen. This could lead to positive dynamics in the real estate market and attract investors who want to invest in the region.

SEEG boss Birgit Richter mentioned that SEEG owns a total of 69 listed properties, of which the house at Baderberg 10 is one of the last unrenovated properties. The renovation of this historic building could therefore also have a positive impact on the preservation of the historic cityscape of Meißen.

Overall, the planned renovation and expansion of the house at Baderberg 10 is expected to have a positive effect on the real estate market in Meißen and increase the region's attractiveness for potential investors and residents.