Housing in Berlin has become scarce, especially in inner-city locations. Rents in the hip districts such as Friedrichshain districts such as Friedrichshain, Kreuzberg and Neukölln have risen so sharply that students, city hoppers, consultants and young professionals are now extending their search for housing to districts that were previously considered unremarkable. Lichtenberg, in the city’s up-and-coming east, is a prime example of this trend. In 2007, 251,000 people still lived in the entire district. By the end of 2016, there were already 283,121*. And the trend is upward. Like everywhere else in Berlin, but particularly striking here. One reason, among others, for numerous project developers to invest in Lichtenberg. They have discovered the potential of the district, which is characterized by Wilhelminian-style buildings, simple housing estates, single-family homes and commercial areas. For urban youngsters in particular, areas of the city where upheaval and new beginnings can be felt are the perfect perfect starting point for experiencing Berlin, whether for a short or longer period of time. The prerequisite is an optimal transport connection to the city’s hot spots as well as a living concept that focuses on the essentials. All this is offered by the FOX CUBE.