About us About us numbers and facts organs service offer Contact Left About us About us Postbaugenossenschaft Baden-Württemberg eG (PBG) The Postbaugenossenschaft Baden-Württemberg was founded in 1949 as the "Postbaugenossenschaft Tübingen" jointly by the then Oberpostdirektion and the Kreispostgewerkschaft Tübingen. It was primarily its chairman Johannes Veit who was able to convince the senior officials of the Oberpostdirektion, first and foremost Oberpostrat Alfred Jetter, that the dire housing shortage can be countered with the help of a cooperative. The cooperative was intended for the area of the state of Südwürttemberg-Hohenzollern including the district of Lindau on Lake Constance, which also belonged to the French-occupied zone. The establishment was very popular with the postal workers, who brought in their savings. The cooperative initially helped committed postal workers with advice and action who wanted to build or rebuild their own home, but soon they also built their own apartment buildings on behalf of and with the help of the post office and the public sector. In 1953 and 1954, the cooperative's area of activity was expanded to include southern Baden and northern Württemberg and the name was changed to "Postbaugenossenschaft Baden-Württemberg". With the help of the PBG, the Post succeeded in providing its employees with good and affordable living space so that it could recruit suitable staff for the rapidly growing postal and telecommunications system. The cooperative also built and rented several post and telecommunications service buildings, including three dormitories, none of which are used for their original purpose. In addition to the rental residential buildings on behalf of the Post, the cooperative also used public funds to build for other groups of people. In addition, condominiums were built. Today, PBG operates more than 2000 own apartments at 47 locations in Baden-Württemberg, as well as almost as many garages and a few commercial units. The main areas of activity are the greater Stuttgart, Reutlingen / Tübingen, Oberschwaben / Bodensee, the city of Freiburg, the Baar, the northern Black Forest and the Zollernalb. It looks after 34 home owner associations of self-built houses and other property developers. Around 1,600 apartments are currently free of occupancy restrictions and can be rented by anyone who wants to become a member of the cooperative. After Deutsche Post AG, as the legal successor to Deutsche Bundespost, terminated all credit balances and loans after Post Reform II and left our company, the cooperative is exclusively owned by the members. The PBG is independent and does not receive any benefits. Nevertheless, it is modernizing its existing buildings on a large scale to a very high standard and building new houses in promising locations. The management of condominiums is constantly being expanded with selected properties. Das Unternehmensziel ist in der Satzung beschrieben und gilt auch heute noch: „Eine gute, sichere und sozial verantwortbare Wohnungsversorgung ihrer Mitglieder“ Darunter verstehen wir: ein Dauerwohnrecht über Jahrzehnte eine faire Miete, die es uns erlaubt, unsere Häuser in einem ansprechenden Zustand zu halten die optische und technische Anpassung unserer Häuser an die heute geltenden Erwartungen und Bestimmungen Einbeziehung unserer Mitglieder in die Willensbildung der Genossenschaft Betreuung durch unsere Hausverwalter und Hauswarte. Die PBG versteht sich heute als Ansprechpartner für alle, die gut und sicher wohnen wollen. Postbaugenossenschaft Baden-Württemberg eG | Immobilien Marketing casadomus AG | created by ImmoCMS