The very name "Goethestrasse" is synonymous with exclusivity, as it stands for one Germany's most prestigious shopping and business streets. A number of renowned labels have set up exclusive retail domiciles on Goethestrasse, causing this street of just 280 metres in length to be lined with one luxury brand after another. It is clearly one of the top addresses in town.

Located in the immediate vicinity is Grosse Bockenheimer Strasse - best known for its international culinary delights - where banker and brokers congregate during lunch hour. The stock exchange and the European Central Bank are within walking distance, substantially enhancing the commercial attractiveness of the property. Moreover, the street is home to Frankfurt's high culture, because the Opera House is located directly at the beginning of Goethestrasse.

Extending over a gross lettable area of 3,100 sqm, the Goethestrasse 31-33 office and business building was raised in 1955/1956 as a department store, and has since served a variety of purposes, with numerous re-dedications of its sub-segments. The generous dimensions of the retail space on the ground floor and on the first floor up come with long plate glass windows, home to top brands such as Tod's and Ermenegildo Zegna.

The building extends over another four full storeys and a penthouse level rented by long-term tenants who feel very much at home here, including an attorney's office and an orthopaedic's office.

Also, the building includes two basement levels with storage space for the incumbent tenants and one exclusive gastronomic venue on the upper basement floor.

With its central location and its proximity to the most diverse utilities and services, this property is perfectly accessible by public transportation while the multi-storey car parks "Alte Oper" and "Goethestrasse" are within easy reach.