BBU Association of Berlin-Brandenburg Housing Companies
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| legal form | Registered association |
| founding | November 21, 1897 |
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Berlin , Germany
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| Branch | Housing industry |
| Website | www.bbu.de |
The BBU Association of Berlin-Brandenburg Housing Companies e. V. represents public, cooperative, private and church housing companies in Berlin and Brandenburg . Today the association is the oldest and one of the two largest regional associations for the housing industry in Germany and was one of the first business associations to also unite internally after the fall of the Wall .
Member companies
The member companies manage around 1.1 million apartments (around 50 percent of all rental apartments in Brandenburg and around 40 percent of all rental apartments in Berlin). The member companies of the BBU are important employers and clients in the Berlin / Brandenburg metropolitan region as well as actors in urban redevelopment.
The association
As an auditing and interest group, the BBU is a full member of the GdW Federal Association of German Housing and Real Estate Companies .
Interest group
The BBU is an interest group to enforce the interests of members against politics, authorities and the public. Another task is to inform the member companies about political, economic, legal, technical and statistical developments. For this purpose, the BBU provides the member companies u. a. Subject speakers available.
The association publishes the membership magazine BBU-Nachrichten .
Auditing Association
The BBU is the cooperative auditing association . The BBU was last granted the statutory right of examination on January 15, 1991 by the Senate Department for Economics, Technology and Research for Berlin and the State of Brandenburg. Around 100 cooperatives each in Berlin and Brandenburg are audited, supervised and advised by the association. The statutory audit of the cooperative (annual audit) has existed in Germany since 1889, making it the oldest statutory audit in Germany. Cooperatives are obliged to be a member of a cooperative association (Section 54 GenG ). He carries out the annual statutory audit for you. The main purpose of the cooperative statutory audit is to protect the cooperative members from the loss of their deposits or from additional payments and the cooperative's creditors from bad debts.
Cooperation with the State of Berlin
As part of the state energy program 2006–2010, the BBU signed a cooperation agreement with the state of Berlin in December 2007 to implement energy-saving measures, improve the state of energy in buildings and use renewable energy sources. A new climate protection agreement on a “CO2 cap” for Berlin was concluded in September 2011, with a term until 2019.
Cooperation with the state of Brandenburg
In December 2011 the BBU signed a cooperation agreement with the Ministry of Infrastructure and State Planning to implement the goals of the Energy Strategy 2020 of the State of Brandenburg. It includes the coordination of joint activities to reduce energy consumption and to reduce CO 2 emissions.
Affiliates
- BBA - Akademie der Immobilienwirtschaft e. V.
- BBT - Trustee of the Association of Berlin and Brandenburg Housing Companies
- DOMUS AG - auditing company tax consulting company
- DOMUS CONSULT - Wirtschaftsberatungsgesellschaft mbH
Web links
Individual evidence
- ↑ BBU Association of Berlin-Brandenburg Housing Companies e. V. The examination area. In: bbu.de. Retrieved May 24, 2015 .
- ↑ BBU Association of Berlin-Brandenburg Housing Companies e. V. history. In: bbu.de. Retrieved May 24, 2015 .
- ↑ Full members: 15 regional associations ( Memento from May 26, 2015 in the Internet Archive ), GdW Federal Association of German Housing and Real Estate Companies
- ↑ a b Fabian Tacke: Guide to founding and organizing a tenant cooperative , in: Das SelbstBau-Modell: a tenant cooperative in Prenzlauer Berg , ed. from Energiekontor GmbH, Red. Christof Hardebusch and Monika Schröder, Ch. Links Verlag, 1998, ISBN 978-3-86153-174-6 , p. 81; limited preview in Google Book search
- ^ BIK - Berlin Information Center for Climate Protection. BBU Association of Berlin-Brandenburg Housing Companies eV In: Berliner Energieagentur GmbH. Retrieved May 24, 2015 .
- ↑ BBU Association of Berlin-Brandenburg Housing Companies e. V. The examination area. In: bbu.de. Retrieved May 24, 2015 .
- ^ Climate protection: Cooperation agreement with the Association of Berlin-Brandenburg Housing Companies eV (BBU) , berlin.de
- ↑ Climate protection 2.0: New climate protection agreement with the housing industry , press release from the Senate Department for Urban Development
- ↑ BBU Association of Berlin-Brandenburg Housing Companies e. V. daughters. In: www.bbu.de. Retrieved May 24, 2015 .