Bundesbank abandons headquarters due to renovation costs

The Bundesbank will purchase a new headquarters because renovation costs for its current site reached 4.6 billion euros. A new building is more cost-effective.

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The Deutsche Bundesbank has announced it will abandon its 1970s-era headquarters in Frankfurt, opting to purchase a new site following a political controversy over escalating renovation costs. The decision aims to address criticisms regarding budget discipline at a time when central banks are facing increased global political pressure.

Deutsche Bundesbank President Joachim Nagel delivers a speech regarding German economic growth strategies at Humboldt University in Berlin, photographed by Liesa Johannssen for Reuters.
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