The Isar valley station looks deserted. But numerous companies have their official headquarters here – allegedly because they do not need “extensive office operations”. Or is it because of the tax rates?
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Ramona Dinauer, Sebastian Krass and Klaus Ott, Munich
The plaster is crumbling and cracked, paint is peeling off the window frames, moss covers the floor. From time to time a train passes on the way to the mountains, but no one has stopped here, at the former Isar valley station in Großhesselohe, for a long time. The buildings look like they have been abandoned for many years. But if you go under a tape and around a building in search of a sign of life, then suddenly there is a shiny silver mailbox and a neat door sign. 15 company names are listed at the address Bahnhofplatz 1, 82049 Pullach, including “Brunner Verwaltungs GmbH” and “UBC Flightservice GmbH”.