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Office 23 - Office for Real Estate Management
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The Office for Real Estate Management is assigned to Department V.
The Office for Real Estate Management employs 32 staff members. In addition, there are 16 janitors who take care of the district's schools and facilities, as well as 15 cleaning staff.
Our Tasks
Management of district-owned properties
Property management and building operations
- Operation of buildings and technical systems
- Purchase and sale of real estate as well as rental and lease matters
- Energy management
- Housekeeping and building cleaning
- Leasing of district-owned sports halls for extracurricular use
Structural engineering and maintenance
- New construction, renovation, and expansion of buildings
- Maintenance and refurbishment of buildings
District roads
- Monitoring road maintenance
- Carrying out repairs
- Carrying out modifications and expansions to district roads, including planning and land acquisition
- Assessment, approval, and monitoring of road usage by third parties
- Property and road inventory, valuation, and adjustment
Fire protection officer
Our Goals for You
Property management and building operations
We provide functional and appealing premises for you as citizens, which you can use as customers of the district administration's diverse facilities.
This includes all administrative offices of the Oberberg district in Gummersbach, several vocational colleges and special schools, rescue stations, and Schloss Homburg.
We comprehensively manage the building inventory of the Oberberg district from construction or purchase, through operation, to the end of use.
Structural engineering and maintenance
The office ensures that the 51 buildings used by the Oberberg district are in the best possible condition. This is especially true for schools. Therefore, schools and training facilities under the district's sponsorship are continuously newly built, renovated, or expanded. To enable users to teach and learn in a contemporary manner, the buildings are equipped with high effort for the digitalization of education.
District roads
The management of district roads makes an important contribution to the development and maintenance of traffic infrastructure in Oberberg. Demand-oriented and traffic-safe district roads as part of the entire road network are an important location factor for living and business.
Our Services in Numbers
The office manages 51 district-owned buildings with a usable area of approximately 110,000 sqm and manages 23 rented properties with a usable area of 12,000 sqm. Additionally, there are 13 rescue stations, five of which are owned by the Oberberg district.
As part of the recording of energy consumption and the potential for energy savings, the 51 properties of the Oberberg district are evaluated.
In the area of district roads, 208 kilometers of roads are managed.