hanova in the news

Hanova renovated vacant houses in Oberricklingen to house around 80 refugee families.

Most Hannover tenants would drive electric or hybrid cars if charging stations were available, making housing companies key players in sustainable mobility.

Hanova launched a subsidized, barrier-free senior living project with a community café in Hannover's Mittelfeld district.

Hanova launched its tenth affordable, barrier-free senior living project with a community café in Hannover's Mittelfeld district.

Hanova donated three sculptures by Samuel Salcedo to enhance the new residential area Kronsberg-Süd.

Hanova has kept 24 apartments vacant since 2022 due to costly redevelopment plans, now aiming to house refugees after renovations finish in 2025.

Hanova and KSG, managing 24,000 apartments, discuss strategies to maintain affordable housing in Hannover.

Tariff talks at hanova Wohnen GmbH ended with employees accepting modest wage increases after a strike and employer resistance amid inflation-driven real wage losses.

hanova installed 24 publicly accessible EV charging stations on community parking lots to support tenants and promote e-mobility in Hannover.

Hanova and Tretwerk run a Mini-Hub in Hannover using cargo bikes to reduce delivery traffic in the city center.

Homeowners in Ricklingen face a 42,000 euro heating cost surcharge from Hanova, which the property manager is contesting.

Hannover's first miniHUB collects and sorts deliveries for CO2-free last-mile cargo bike distribution, reducing emissions and traffic in the city center.

Two Hanova-operated parking garages in Hannover have switched to app-based digital payment using license plate recognition.

Hanova is investing 40 million euros to renovate the Canarisweg high-rise area in Hannover-Mühlenberg, with planning for the Mühlenberger Zentrum project starting soon.

Hanova delivered the interior fit-out of Enercity's new 90 million euro passive house headquarters in Hannover, showcasing sustainable energy and real estate development.

Hanova coordinated a simultaneous ERP switch to GAP immotion and reorganization of their ELO ECM system with ACTIWARE's support.

The Insektenbündnis Hannover has grown to 25 partners including hanova, focusing on creating insect habitats and boosting biodiversity through urban green space management and ecological projects.

A midday quiet time is enforced on a Hanova-managed children's playground in Hannover, raising legal and child-friendliness concerns.

Hanova will stop funding the neighborhood management in Linden-Süd after 2024, leaving the future of the role uncertain.