Judges allow the construction of Berlin's largest brothel - dispute ends!

Judges allow the construction of Berlin's largest brothel - dispute ends!

A trend -setting judgment for the erotic industry in Berlin: The administrative court has decided that the brothel of Artemis, which is considered the largest in the capital, may drive its expansion. Operator Hakim Şimşek plans to convert a warehouse within the sight of its previous location on the A100 into a branch with over 32 "performance rooms". This was done after an on-site appointment, in which the judges inspected the structural conditions directly on site, as bz-berlin.de . The results of the judgment make the municipal authorities concerned listen to: the court saw no public concerns that would conflict with the construction project.

controversial location selection

The controversial location is located between the motorway and railway lines, directly opposite the popular brothel. According to Şimşek, the planned brothel does not bother anyone there, since there are no families or schools in the immediate vicinity. As he defended the plans, a representative of the Charlottenburg-Wilmersdorf district questioned the question of the admissibility of the location and pointed out possible disorders. However, the court rejected the concerns and decided that the existing property - formerly a wine store - is suitable for such use. Not only is reception and security, but also 32 rooms for the services in the new building, but the original plan for a large building without "saunas and underground car park" is hardly pursued, as Tagesspiegel.de reported.

The legal proceedings for the use of the warehouse are not only the result of a long -term legal dispute, but also an examination of the Berlin urban development senate, which in the past had rejected applications for building permits. Now it remains to be seen whether the state of Berlin is using its possibility of making an appeal against the judgment. However, the legally binding steps for the implementation of Şimşek's expansion plans are now on the home stretch.