2-room apartment in a multi-family building (ground floor) (AAS) – private housing cooperative in the Rhine-Main region.

Your own home. A community by your side. 2-room apartment in the Rhine-Main region.

A place to call your own, where you feel comfortable, and a neighborhood where you know your neighbors: here, we combine personal space with the benefits of intergenerational living. Whether you are employed, living alone, or a single parent, this living concept is designed for people who want to live independently while also being part of a vibrant community. Mutual respect, trust, and a positive atmosphere are at the heart of this concept. Participation in the community is voluntary, and your own apartment always provides a space for privacy. Two rooms for your everyday life – designed for accessibility.

Apartment No. 0.07, with its attractive layout and open-plan design, offers space for a variety of lifestyles. The apartment is designed to be barrier-free and accessible, making it suitable for people who value minimizing obstacles in their daily lives. This intergenerational living concept combines the privacy of your own apartment with the opportunities of a lively neighborhood. Here, connections can be made, shared activities can flourish, and people of different generations can come together. Your contribution and the monthly living costs:
For this apartment, a one-time cooperative share contribution of 78,000 euros is required. In addition, there are purchase ancillary costs of approximately 6,211 euros. Here's a breakdown of the costs:
Cooperative share contribution: 78,000 euros
One-time ancillary costs: approximately 6,211 euros
Total one-time cost: approximately 84,210 euros
Monthly maintenance fee: 768 euros
With your contribution, you acquire cooperative shares and secure the right to use your apartment. You do not acquire individual ownership of the apartment. If you finance the contribution through a loan, your personal loan payment will be added to your monthly living costs. Cooperative living – sharing and shaping together
As a member of the private housing cooperative, you become part of a housing project that is jointly owned by its members. You can help shape the development of your living environment and benefit from a long-term housing perspective. The monthly usage fee serves to jointly finance and manage the housing project. The goal is to provide affordable housing and a permanent home. Changes in costs may lead to adjustments. Get to know your potential new home.

You can learn about an apartment by looking at the floor plan. The best way to get to know the community is through a personal conversation. We are happy to take the time to answer your questions and explain the housing concept, the cooperative share, and the financing options. Feel free to write to us a few lines about yourself and your housing needs. We look forward to getting to know you!

Located on two adjacent plots of land on Am Alten Seeweg, in a beautiful, quiet area on the outskirts of Rödermark, a modern and stylish apartment building (MFH) with 32 apartments, as well as five townhouses, are being built using sustainable construction methods. These properties together form a private housing cooperative for all generations and life stages, catering to a wide range of needs. The cooperative is self-managed and actively shapes its community in an independent manner. The buildings are planned for a newly developed area in Rödermark Ober-Roden, and the "Karl-Martin-Rebel-Ring" road has been newly constructed to create a traffic-calmed environment. Situated in the green heart of the southern Rhine-Main region, in the Offenbach district, the dynamic town of Rödermark, with approximately 30,000 residents, offers attractive features that allow residents to shape their future and that of their families, enjoying a high quality of life. In a town with easy access to everything, many errands can be conveniently run using public transportation, by bike, or on foot, often without the need for a car. Public transportation is well-developed, and the train station is also within a 20-minute walk. Rödermark is a well-organized and open town with a compact infrastructure and a good public transportation network. Rödermark is a dynamic part of the Frankfurt/Rhine-Main metropolitan region – one of the strongest economic regions in Europe, with international connections, attractive companies, and numerous job opportunities. To remain a desirable and attractive place to live, the town of Rödermark is focusing on expanding its social infrastructure and promoting themes such as intergenerational living, childcare, accessibility, and sustainability.