The GUTE UTA Quarter—an Introduction

Located on Rappenweg in Munich-Trudering, GUTE UTA is set to emerge in the coming years as a vibrant and livable community—a place to live, work, shop, and relax.

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The GUTE UTA quarter represents a harmonious blend of urban energy and serene, green living close to the city. It offers much-needed residential space, attracts appealing businesses, and provides room for social and cultural activities that fill existing gaps in the area. The quarter focuses on fostering a strong sense of community and good neighborly relationships.

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GUTE UTA

→ A lively, urban residential quarter

→ Skilled trades and service providers

→ Healthcare and medical services

→ Attractive office spaces

→ Daycare facilities (KITA) and senior living

→ Spacious outdoor areas and recreational opportunities

→ Exciting dining options

→ Culture and education

→ Everyday shopping essentials

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At the heart of the development of our new quarter is the community. The GUTE UTA quarter is being developed by seven owners and owner representatives who are working together toward a common goal in this extraordinary project. They stand for diversity and sustainability.

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The Owners and Representatives

→ Bayerische Hausbau Development

→ KM-Wohnbau

→ Oswald

→ Periskop Development

→ Wertcontor Immobilien

→ ZAR Real Estate Holding

→ City of Munich

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They are united by a shared sense of responsibility and a common goal: to develop a model district that creates value for everyone—residents, users, neighbors, partners, and owners.

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Here, we embrace the "both-and" approach instead of the "either-or."

A vibrant community doesn’t need “either-or.” It welcomes everyone and thrives on "both-and." This includes resolving apparent contradictions: tranquility or music? Cars or bicycles? Preserving tradition or embracing the future? We don’t have to choose because it’s possible to create spaces for both—and for entirely new ideas.

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The inspiration behind the name:

Our district is named after a legendary benefactor from Trudering: the noblewoman Uta. The mythical Frau Uta is believed to have lived in Trudering in the late 11th century. She is said to have donated large tracts of land to the local church, with the stipulation that they be used for the benefit of the community. The “Uta Fountain” and “Frau-von-Uta-Straße” still honor her good deeds. Her contributions were remembered in Trudering's Sunday church services well into the 20th century. With this same spirit of social responsibility, the owners aim to transform the area around Rappenweg into a vibrant and livable urban district in the coming years.

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Learn more on the GUTE UTA project website.

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