Bundesbank will ditch landmark HQ due to rising renovation costs

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Germany’s central bank announced it will leave its 1970s-era headquarters in Frankfurt. The decision follows a political storm over rising renovation costs. The Bundesbank plans to buy a new site. The move was confirmed on Wednesday by the bank.

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The Bundesbank’s decision involves a significant property change linked to renovation costs and political response.


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