Overview

• Redevelopment plans for the Paketpost-Areal, including two 150–155 meter towers, are now on public display until June 23 for citizen input.
• The project envisions 1,180 apartments, 50% of which will be affordable, alongside 3,000 jobs, retail, hotels, and cultural facilities.
• The historic Paketposthalle is being temporarily used for sports, cultural events, and markets, showcasing its potential as a public space.
• Opponents of the towers collected nearly 50,000 signatures for a referendum, which was blocked by the city council on legal grounds; lawsuits challenging this decision are ongoing.
• City officials and investor Ralf Büschl back the project, emphasizing its alignment with Munich’s urban development goals and housing needs.