Spandau Ufer: Large blueprints with the first tenants finally concrete!

Spandau Ufer: Large blueprints with the first tenants finally concrete!

Spandau, Deutschland - am Spandau Ufer finally happens - after a long silence, the residents and interested parties can breathe a sigh of relief. A modern neighborhood will be built on a property of around 14,400 square meters between the long -distance station and the Spandau Arcaden. Investor Fay Projects gave this development on October 14, 2024 in a press release.

The first details of the ambitious construction project are promising. The concept stipulates that two hotels are to be created on the site. The Borealis Hotel Group (BHG) has already been awarded the hint and will operate the four-star hotel "Hilton Garden Inn" with 267 rooms. For this, a long -term lease agreement for 20 years was concluded. This information should be of particular interest to travelers and business people, since Spandau is gaining in attractiveness.

The status of the other buildings

As far as the second hotel is concerned, it remains uncertain. The Wyndham hotel group announced plans for a two-star hotel in 2019, and completion was brought into play by 2021. But since then there has been hardly any news and the ambitions seem to be in the balance. Here it would be important to find out whether and how the plans will take on a concrete form.

In addition, Woolworth has signed a rental agreement for ten years to operate a business area in this new quarter. The discounter thus secures its fourth location in the district. This is another sign that the bank is upgraded not only for hotels, but also for retail. In addition, Fay Projects reported the arrival of a "food supplier" on the site. Details are still in short supply, but it is known that an area of 1,500 square meters is rented.

future plans and other developments

In addition to retail, offices, a medical center, living rooms and gyms could be part of the further development. For example, project manager Manuel Oltersdorf reports that more than 50 percent of the total area have already been rented out, which is a considerable step in the right direction.

The managing director of Fay Projects, Ralph Esser, is optimistic and explains that discussions with general entrepreneurs are currently taking place for the awarding of the construction work. It is hoped that the construction work can begin in 2025, even if the originally planned start dates were already a few years ago.

In the transition phase, the wasteland, which previously housed mail, is used for different events. Demolished in 2017, the site already offered attractions such as the "Family Wonderland" hype for Christmas and the largest mobile roller skate in Europe. However, these temporary amusements can no longer be offered with the start of the construction work.

For interested citizens, the development on the Spandau Ufer is a sign of change and urbanization. The upcoming hotel and the other planned facilities could not only improve the on -site infrastructure, but also upgrade the entire district.

The further developments remain exciting, and whether these projects can all be realized will be shown in the coming months. More information and a comprehensive possibility for discussion about future plans offers The article on www.moz.de .