Philosophy

What remains,
is substance.

Buying a home is a decision for many years to come. We take the responsibility this brings seriously, from choosing a site through to planning and construction.

A golden vein in pale natural stone — a symbol of lasting value

Aurum · Latin for gold

Why we are called Aurum Living.

Gold stands for permanence and value that extends beyond the present. This is the thinking behind our name: we develop properties with the aim of delivering quality that endures.

For us, that begins with a location that works in everyday life. With floor plans that meet residents' needs. And with materials whose quality becomes apparent in daily use.

We therefore consider architecture, specification and financial planning together. We weigh decisions carefully, keeping their implications for future residents in view.

Because the quality of a house becomes most apparent once it has become a home.

Values that remain, spaces that live.

About the metal behind our name.

Gold and its distinctive properties.

Rare, malleable and enduring: these qualities define the precious metal from which Aurum Living takes its name.

22.6 m

The gold mined to date.

According to current estimates, all the gold mined worldwide to date would form a cube with sides measuring approximately 22.6 metres.

9 m²

A small amount. A large surface area.

One troy ounce of gold, approximately 31.1 grams, can be beaten into extremely thin gold leaf covering around nine square metres.

Au · 79

Resistant by nature.

Au comes from the Latin word “aurum”; 79 is the element's atomic number. Pure gold is highly unreactive and resists corrosion under normal environmental conditions.

Sources: World Gold Council · Gold facts and Royal Society of Chemistry · Gold. · World Gold Council · Gold stocks (as of Q2 2026)

For today, tomorrow.

What matters when choosing a property.

01 · Location

A location that works in everyday life.

Local shops, transport connections and nearby places to relax all help determine how well a place suits you. We therefore look beyond the site itself to consider the neighbourhood and the daily journeys of its future residents.

02 · Quality

Care in planning and construction.

Well-proportioned rooms, durable materials and precisely executed details define the quality of a home. We coordinate the building services with the residential concept, considering comfort, ease of use and efficient operation.

03 · Lasting practicality.

Thinking beyond moving day.

A room needed for a child today may later provide space for work or guests. We focus on practical floor plans and designs that accommodate different furnishings. This leaves room for changing needs, including those of future occupants.

Munich. A place we believe in.

City life and space to enjoy the outdoors.

A diverse cultural scene, international companies and universities, alongside the Isar and the English Garden: Munich combines professional opportunities with an appealing place to live. Its established neighbourhoods offer different qualities. What matters is which of them suit your everyday life.

Summer evening at Monopteros in the English Garden
English Garden · Relaxation in the heart of Munich.
“For us, Munich is
the most beautiful city in the world.”

The management of Aurum Living.

Life in Munich.

Three places that shape Munich.

Munich’s Allianz Arena illuminated red at night

FC Bayern · Allianz Arena

Top-flight football in your own city.

The Allianz Arena is home to FC Bayern and a distinctive landmark in northern Munich. For football enthusiasts, it is one of the city's special leisure attractions, offering international matches and the atmosphere of experiencing a game together.

A surfer on Munich’s Eisbach wave by the English Garden

Eisbach · English Garden

Surf culture beside the English Garden.

The Eisbach wave represents a distinctive side of Munich: challenging surfing in the heart of the city. Immediately beside it, the English Garden begins, with walking paths, lawns and space to relax. It shows how closely city life and open space are connected here.

Photo credits & licences
English Garden · Monopteros
20180804 Monopteros, Englischer Garten Munich.jpgFlocci Nivis · Wikimedia Commons · CC BY 4.0 · resized / cropped
Oktoberfest · Theresienwiese
Muenchen-Oktoberfest-bjs2005-02.jpgBjs · Wikimedia Commons · CC0 1.0 · resized / cropped
Allianz Arena
Allianz arena at night Richard Bartz.jpgRichard Bartz · Wikimedia Commons · CC BY-SA 2.5 · resized / cropped
Eisbach · English Garden
Eisbach Surfing - München.JPGGuido Radig · Wikimedia Commons · CC BY 3.0 · resized / cropped

Professional opportunities.

International companies such as Apple, Google and Microsoft, alongside a diverse IT and AI sector, shape Munich's economy. Those planning to make their home here will find a broad professional landscape, from established businesses to young start-ups.

A centre for science and medicine.

Universities, research institutes and companies in biotechnology, pharmaceuticals and medicine are closely connected across Munich and the surrounding region. The location offers a wide range of opportunities for people studying, researching or working in these fields.

Safety and your choice of location.

The Munich Police Headquarters' 2025 safety report ranks Munich as Germany's safest city with more than 200,000 residents. This statistical assessment offers another perspective when choosing where to live.

Relaxation in the heart of the city.

Running beside the Isar, cycling through the English Garden or taking a walk after work: Munich's parks and green corridors offer many ways to spend time outdoors. This makes it easy to fit relaxation into everyday life, even during the week.

Culture as part of everyday life.

Museums, theatres, concerts and a varied dining scene are part of life in Munich. Living here means being able to enjoy them regularly, whether for a planned cultural evening or a spontaneous meal with friends.

Architecture suited to each location.

Forstenried, Trudering, Obermenzing and Unterföhring offer different qualities as places to live. For each project, we consider the neighbourhood, surrounding buildings and daily journeys. From this, we develop a residential concept suited to the location and the needs of its future residents.

Discover Munich in the Journal

Discover our projects.

Explore the locations, floor plans and specifications of our houses and apartments in Munich and the surrounding area. In a personal conversation, we explain the current stage of planning or construction, the homes available and your options for personalisation.