Facts and figures
The location’s most important features at a glance
(updated 1/24)
One of the largest development projects in Europe
- Around 300 ha total area with a width of 1 km and a length of 3.5 km
- Directly adjacent to the city center
- Direct waterfront location, 2 km from Bremen's historic city center
- Different neighborhoods with individual faces
- A district of Walle
- Optimal transport connections
- Established and lively structures
- Flexible usage options
- Renovated historic warehouses meet modern and energy-efficient architecture
- Lively neighborhood of port business, commerce, modern services, housing, retail, gastronomy, leisure and culture
Area
- Marketable area: 119.2 ha
- Of which marketed; 93.2 ha (as of 12/2021)
Investments
- Approx. 485 million euros in public investments (initial investments) are planned, of which 317 million euros have been approved (as at 9/2023)
- Approx. 2 billion euros in private investments (land purchases, initial and maintenance investments) are expected, initial investments of around 1.22 billion euros have been approved or already realized (as at: 9/2023)
Number of companies at the start of development
- approx. 300 companies with around 6,000 employees
Current number of companies in 2021
- approx. 1,208 companies (business premises) with around 19,714 employees registered in Überseestadt (annual average 2021) (source: Bremen State Statistical Office)
Future development:
- According to a regional scientific study, a total of up to 21,845 jobs could be available by 2025
Inhabitants as of 2011
- 2011: 288 people
- 2012: 375 people
- 2013: 475 people
- 2014: 692 people
- 2015: 1,337 people
- 2016: 1,975 people
- 2017: 2,133 people
- 2018: 2,372 people
- 2019: 3,078 people
- 2020: 3,548 people
- 2021: 3,918 people
- 2022: 4,496 people
(Source: State Statistical Office)
Expected population by 2030
- Based on the update of the structural data for the Überseestadt transportation model from 2021, around 12,000 residents are forecast for Überseestadt in 2030.
(Source: Senator for Building, Mobility and Urban Development)
Housing stock
- 2,619 apartments (as at: 12/2022)