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The capital office of real estate consultant Colliers will move into new space in the P1 project at Passauer Straße 1 from summer 2027. Colliers is renting a total of around 1,050 square metres over half of the ninth and the entire tenth floor on a long-term basis. Until the move, Colliers will continue to have its Berlin office in the Bikini House at Budapester Straße 50.
P1 is located in Berlin's City West in a prominent location on Passauer Strasse opposite KaDeWe. With the lease, Colliers is moving into modern office space in one of the capital's most recent project developments, which will be completed by project developer Quantum before moving in in 2027. LEED Platinum, WiredScore and WELL certifications underline the high standards of sustainability and infrastructure. A special highlight is the approximately 1,300 square metre roof terrace with green areas, which can be used jointly by tenants.
"With the move to P1, we are creating a working environment that meets the requirements of modern offices and offers our Berlin team optimal conditions for collaboration. At the same time, we are securing one of the most attractive office locations in the capital right in the heart of City West. The representative lobby, our new lounge and the roof terrace open up additional opportunities for encounters, creativity and dialogue," says Alexander Kropf, Regional Manager Berlin at Colliers.
"As one of the leading real estate consultants, we are pursuing the goal of making our working environments more sustainable and future-oriented throughout Germany. Modern infrastructure, high-quality stay for employees and representative areas for exchange with customers and business partners are central building blocks for this. With the further development of our offices in Frankfurt, Munich and now Berlin, we are consistently continuing our nationwide location strategy. We are pleased to have a state-of-the-art office in an absolute top location in the capital in the future," says Felix von Saucken, CEO Colliers Germany.
