Municipal commercial property Billwerder Ring 16

The site has an area of 1,779 m² and is fully accessible via Billwerder Ring. The development plan designates the site as a four-storey commercial area with a land-to-building ratio of 0.8, a floor-area ratio of 2.2 and a traffic area. This location can be used for trade and other small- scale businesses.

The Allermöhe industrial area is one of the largest industrial areas in Hamburg. At the same time, it offers excellent location conditions, as it has large contiguous areas, excellent accessibility due to its close proximity to the A25 motorway and large distances to emission-sensitive areas. These areas are particularly suitable for manufacturing companies and companies in the logistics sector, as they are especially dependent on efficient local transport
connections and large contiguous areas. This location is primarily designed for large-scale industry, but also for trade and other small-scale commercial uses directly on Billwerder Ring.

Bergedorf is located in the south-east of Hamburg and is the largest of Hamburg’s districts. Comprising an area of around 155 km², it is home to 133.813 Menschen [2023]. Offering everything you need for your daily life, this district almost feels like a small town in itself. There are many attractive leisure opportunities to be found here, including the historic old town, Bergedorf Castle, an idyllic town harbour as well as canals, natural waterways and cultural events and a lively restaurant scene. A number of new residential quarters are currently under development, such as Oberbillwerder, an urban neighbourhood in the countryside.

As a traditional location for industry, Bergedorf is now home to leading mechanical engineering and metal processing companies with a global focus alongside various innovative players from the life sciences sector. Thanks to its favourable transport links, numerous logistics companies have chosen Bergedorf as their location. In the Allermöhe commercial area you can find logistics centres of e.g. DACHSER, H&M Hennes & Mauritz, LCH Logistik Centrum Hamburg, Hinderer GmbH & Co. KG, Gebr. Heinemann Logistikzentrum and the Nagel Group. All of these companies benefit from the location’s
proximity to science and research as well as education and training. The Hamburg University of Applied Sciences (HAW), for instance, is dedicated to training highly qualified specialists at its Life Sciences Campus in Bergedorf.

With several renowned scientific institutions, Bergedorf has the best conditions for an innovation location around the Schleusengraben: the Fraunhofer Institute for Additive Production Technologies IAPT helps companies to transfer innovative optical technologies from research to industrial practice. The Energy Campus, equipped with a wind and smart grid laboratory, tests new concepts for energy storage. This offering is complemented by the
Fraunhofer Institute for Wind Energy and Energy System Technology IWES globally unique test stand for large wind turbines. In order to provide the location with development reserves and room for maneuver, the Bergedorf Innovation Park with approx. 40 ha is planned as an expansion area for the settlement of further innovative companies, opposite the facilities at Schleusengraben, at Curslacker Neuer Deich, between the A25 motorway junction in the south and the Bergedorf-Geesthacht railroad line in the north. The construction of an incubator and technology center is planned, which will act as a bridge between the research institutes and companies willing to settle here and provide the necessary services. Körber Technologies Campus is the first company to settle in the innovation park.

This commercial property is marketed by Hamburg Invest - the one-stop agency for investment. This property description is solely for information purposes. It does not claim to be comprehensive and does not establish any claim for the awarding of the property and/or other claims. Only a notarised sales contract has legal effects.

Interested parties are required to meet the economic development criteria defined by the City of Hamburg. These include the creation of jobs, a sound balance sheet and a solid financial performance alongside urban planning criteria.

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