The following six set of housing estate in Berlin, according to Unesco ‘provides outstanding testimony to the implementation of housing policies during the period 1910 – 1933 and especially during the Weimar Republic, when the city of Berlin was characterized by its political, social, cultural and technical progressiveness’.

• Gartenstadt Falkenberg( Tusch-kasten-siedlung means ‘Paintbox Estate’) in the Bohnsdorf district and in the borough Treptwo-Koenick of Berlin
• Siedlung Schillerpak in Wedding in the borough of Mitte; its relationship with Tier-garten, Gesundbrunnen and Reinickendorf Straße.
• Großsiedlung Britz in Hufeisensiedlung(Horseshoe Estate)
• Wohnstadt Carl Legien in Prenzlauer Berg in Pankow district
• Weiße Stadt(White City) in Reinickendorf
• Großsiedlung Siemenstadt in Charlottenburg-Nord; the latter is a locality(Ortsteil) in the northern part of the Wilmersdorf borough.

These six housing estates however mark the second homes of the migrants;

Gartenstadt Falkenberg(Tusch-kasten-siedlung)—Gostha(means ‘Goeth’/ Gothic) settlement in Baku; Takka-Kroust-Sada-Ranga; it speaks of two different identities.

Bohnsdorf—Bo-Hans-dorf/Hans tribes in Bo region

Treptwo-Koenick—Mt Tusita/Mt Tob/Tub in Kanana or Karnak/Kanak region

Siedlung Schillerpak—Sidha-Ranga in Sukar region

Wedding—Iduah/Adah/Oudh/Idah

Mitte—Mittel/Mithil/Mitra region

Tier-garten—Troy/Tyre etc.

Gesundbrunnen—Gesund-brunnen/So-sringa-bana/mountain

Reinickendorf Straße—Renick-ndrof/Renuka-drof

Großsiedlung Britz—Groß-siedling/; Britz refers to Buz/Barygaza

Hufeisensiedlung(Horseshoe Estate)— Hufei-sen-siedlung/Hufei-san- Sidha

Wohnstadt Carl Legien—Wohn-stadt/John-stadt

Prenzlauer Berg—Braja/Vajra-lauer

Pankow—Banka/Pan-kow

Weiße Stadt(White City) —Wei-city/White City refers to White Village/White Wall/White Mountain etc

Charlottenburg-Nord— Charl-Otten-burg-Nord

Wilmers-dorf—Himyar