Baugenossenschaft Neu Heidelberg eG is a housing cooperative based in Heidelberg, Germany. Founded on 29 June 1918, it was entered in the cooperative register on 16 July that year and began with 69 members. Its address is Rohrbacher Straße 56–58, Heidelberg.
The cooperative develops, manages, maintains and modernises rental housing in Heidelberg. Its properties are spread across several neighbourhoods, including Pfaffengrund, Handschuhsheim, Kirchheim, Neuenheim, Weststadt and Boxberg. The organisation reports 1,745 rental apartments, 20 commercial units and 520 garages, carports and parking spaces. It also provides assisted living in Pfaffengrund. In the decade covered by its profile, it built more than 130 apartments, most of them barrier-free; more than half were publicly subsidised.
The cooperative’s history is closely tied to Heidelberg’s housing development. In 1919, it began building 103 apartments in Pfaffengrund with support from the city. It says it has constructed more than 2,000 apartments over its history. Its current activities include letting and maintaining homes, carrying out repairs and providing a 24-hour emergency call service. The cooperative describes membership as offering long-term tenancy, without termination for an owner’s own use; applicants can also apply for vacant homes without becoming members.
At the end of 2025, the cooperative had 4,978 members and 15 employees. Its membership is capped at 5,000, and it says new members are admitted as existing members leave. The page lists Uwe Linder as chair of the executive board, alongside Thomas Obert and Peter Jacobs.