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Commercial space on the upswing: Hamburg and the surrounding area benefit!
Ludwigslust-Parchim reports increasing commercial space availability in the Hamburg metropolitan region. New opportunities for companies arise.
Commercial space on the upswing: Hamburg and the surrounding area benefit!
A lot is happening in the area of commercial space in the Hamburg metropolitan region. Loud Duchy Direct The supply of commercial and industrial space has increased by around three percent and now stands at around 1,750 hectares. This is certainly encouraging, as 873 hectares of it are immediately available. Particularly noteworthy is the industrial space available, which now amounts to 622 hectares.
But what does this mean for the region? A look at the numbers shows: Over 70 percent of the available space is in public hands. The largest offers of building land can be found in the districts of Ludwigslust-Parchim, Schwerin, Hamburg and Steinburg, which together account for almost two thirds of the total supply. But larger distances to Hamburg, especially along the A1 and A7 motorways, also offer enormous potential.
Sustainable land use and challenges
The increasing demand for commercial space is particularly noticeable in the Stormarn, Segeberg, Pinneberg and Harburg districts, which will benefit from the planned Fehmarnbelt crossing. At the same time, however, there are challenges: restrictions such as emission limits and the shortage of space reduce the actual availability. Significant efforts towards internal development and land recycling are necessary to equalize the competition between industry and renewable energies.
Even in the fast-moving month of business registrations - there was an increase almost everywhere - Hamburg is at the top. Trade tax revenues are stabilizing here, with notable regional differences: in the Rotenburg (Wümme) district, for example, they rose by an impressive 49 percent, while Steinburg shone with an increase of 15 percent.
Market development and future outlook
An interesting aspect is that fewer properties were sold in the period 2022 to 2023 - 390 compared to 467 the year before - although the area sold increased to 356 hectares. More than two thirds of the sales areas covered less than 5,000 square meters. Municipal companies in particular have struck here.
The data is based on the commercial space information system GEFIS, which provides an overview of the available commercial and industrial space in 21 districts and independent cities. And while demand remains unbroken, one thing is clear: the development of commercial space in the Hamburg metropolitan region requires innovative and targeted strategies.