Hellersdorf
Hellersdorf developed on the basis of a large-scale project of a prefabricated housing estate during GDR times. In contrast, Kaulsdorf, Mahlsdorf and Biesdorf, the latter of which belongs to Marzahn, form the largest contiguous area of single-family houses in Berlin.
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Single-family houses on Windthorststraße
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Georginenweg
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Quiet residential street "Am Barnim"
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Goldregenstraße
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Living on Goldregenstraße
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Semi-detached house on Hornungweg
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Semi-detached housed on Hornungweg
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Wickenweg
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Single-family house on Florastraße
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New multi-family houses on Jägerstraße/ Eichenstraße
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Birch trees line Birkenstraße
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View of Dorfstraße
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Rural atmosphere on Dorfstraße
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Zanderstraße
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Cecilienplatz
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Cecilienplatz
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Balkonies on Riesaer Straße
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Balkonies on Mark-Twain-Straße
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Modern living in the neighborhood Branitzer Karree
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Colorful houses on Louis-Lewin-Straße
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Balkonies on Jänschwalder Straße
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Yellow buildings on Neue Grottkauer Straße
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Renovated buildings on Maxie-Wander-Straße
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Senftenberger Straße
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Buildings on Quedlinburger Straße
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Kastanienallee
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Quartiers Kastanienallee on Glauchauer Straße
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Böhlener Straße
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Torgauer Straße
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Colorful buildings on Hermsdorfer Straße
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