Building The Eisi will be completed at the end of 2023 and will be a student residence of the latest generation. It combines high functionality and modern comfort under one roof. The 7-story new building is designed to meet the needs of today's students in every respect. Each of the 81 residential units focuses on high space efficiency and thanks to a customized furnishing option, the apartments are ready for immediate occupancy. Modern bathrooms and an integrated kitchenette are also part of the fittings in the 1- or 2-room apartments. The apartments, which face the quiet inner courtyard, mostly have a balcony.

Apartment Well-being is the measure of things: this compact student apartment meets all the demands of today's students in an efficiently cut area and thanks to practical furnishing. Therefore, living, sleeping and studying are equally comfortable on only about 20 square meters. The stylish furnishings include a sofa bed as well as a desk, chair and wardrobe. A kitchenette with refrigerator and microwave is perfectly integrated into the living area. The bathroom with a shower is also designed for comfort.

Location The Leipzig district of Neustadt-Neuschönefeld presents itself as colorful and full of contrasts. Its most important lifeline is Eisenbahnstraße. Nowhere else in Leipzig does life pulsate so freely. Nowhere else do up-and-coming galleries and trendy bars mix so naturally with Far Eastern supermarkets and international cuisine. Artists and students, Leipzig natives and families from all over the world live next door to each other. The result is cosmopolitan diversity, which is the perfect setting for student life and living. If you prefer a quieter atmosphere, head to the adjacent Bülowviertel district with its great Wilhelminian-style buildings and the green meadows of the Volksgarten. In the near future, numerous bike paths and a wide range of recreational activities can be enjoyed nearby in a green belt that is being developed under the motto "Parkbogen Ost". Numerous bus and tram lines connect with Leipzig University. The city center, the main train station or hotspots such as the Monument to the Battle of the Nations can also be reached by bike or by public transport in about 15 to 20 minutes.