E & G Real Estate office market report Stuttgart 2017-2018
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Wangen/Hedelfingen<br />
Low vacancy rates and a lack of new<br />
space meant the Wangen/Hedelfingen<br />
sub<strong>market</strong> was not particularly<br />
dynamic. At approx. 11 000 m² total<br />
take-up was significantly below<br />
the 10-year average of 20 500 m².<br />
Southern <strong>Stuttgart</strong> – a popular area. Development worthwhile.<br />
Degerloch<br />
In <strong>2017</strong> take-up in the area was 9 700<br />
m², representing an increase of 27 % over<br />
2016. All of the corresponding contracts<br />
were, however, for properties around<br />
the Albplatz square, since space in the<br />
rest of the district remains very scarce.<br />
Thanks to its good infrastructure Degerloch<br />
continues to offer potential and<br />
probably a decisive factor in the new letting<br />
transactions which took place. Development<br />
projects in the Albplatz area,<br />
which have remained at the planning<br />
stage for some years now, seem to be<br />
making progress and the first changes<br />
can be expected in the next few years.<br />
The recent announcement that law firm<br />
CMS Hasche Siegle has signed a contract<br />
for premises in <strong>Stuttgart</strong>’s central business<br />
district will result in further changes<br />
around Albplatz; they will, however,<br />
only have an impact from approx. 2022<br />
onwards. Overall, thanks to its good infrastructure<br />
and local shopping amenities<br />
the district remains popular with a<br />
wide range of users and further positive<br />
development is expected.<br />
Leinfelden-Echterdingen<br />
At the end of <strong>2017</strong> the new-build space<br />
created by the “SkyLoop” and “SkyPort”<br />
projects at <strong>Stuttgart</strong> Airport had been<br />
almost fully let. In response to this, the<br />
possibility of further development of currently<br />
vacant plots around the airport is<br />
under consideration. A number of development<br />
projects in recent years have<br />
resulted in a significant upgrading of Echterdingen’s<br />
industrial park. January <strong>2017</strong>,<br />
for example, saw the opening of the<br />
Moxy Hotel in Dieselstrasse, while the<br />
neighbouring former “Brixner Complex”,<br />
located directly adjacent to the Leinfelden-Echterdingen<br />
motorway exit, was<br />
<strong>Stuttgart</strong> – Central I 23<br />
In previous years take-up has been tes will allow higher-quality use in<br />
characterized by projects which are the form of modern <strong>office</strong> space to<br />
currently under construction. Changes<br />
take place.<br />
in take-up are not expected to A further project, whose industrial<br />
occur until new projects commence. character makes it unusual, is underway<br />
Two developments are currently foreseeable<br />
in neighbouring Obertürk-<br />
in Ulmer Strasse, where heim – the “Hammerwerk”.<br />
the demolition of old production si-<br />
Degerloch < 500 m 2 501 - 1,000 m 2 1,001 - 2,000 m 2 2,001 - 5,000 m 2 > 5,001 m 2<br />
% share of space 0 % 0 % 15 % 0 % 85 %<br />
m 2 0 0 1,466 0 8,190<br />
Ø rental price 11.90 €/m 2<br />
With rental take-up of 18 600 m² in <strong>2017</strong><br />
Fasanenhof’s industrial park was able to<br />
achieve almost match its performance of<br />
the previous year. The upturn which was<br />
already being forecast some years ago appears<br />
to be making steady progress, with<br />
the co-working concept established in<br />
2016 proving very popular. In combination<br />
with the GFT AG start-up incubator Fasanenhof<br />
now has two buildings serving<br />
young start-up companies at different stages<br />
of their development. A diverse range<br />
of restaurants offer many options for workers’<br />
daily needs.<br />
At 22 the number of contracts concluded<br />
is similar to the statistics for previous ye-<br />
Leinfelden-<br />
Echterdingen<br />
sold in 2016. Scheduled for completion<br />
in <strong>2018</strong> the modern new <strong>office</strong> complex,<br />
comprising three buildings with a total<br />
area of approx. 26 000 m², will function<br />
as a “gateway” to the industrial park and<br />
looks set to give the area a smarter appearance.<br />
One building, accounting for<br />
some 30 % of the total area, has already<br />
been fully let even before construction<br />
has begun. Completion of the campus is<br />
scheduled for 2020/2021.<br />
In <strong>2017</strong> Daimler AG acquired a plot in<br />
the Leinfelden area, with the objective<br />
of developing the “Daimler Truck Campus”,<br />
a central site for its entire truck division<br />
which will have a total of some 50<br />
000 m² floor space and is scheduled for<br />
completion by 2021. A total of 63 100<br />
m² of <strong>office</strong> space was let in the entire<br />
Leinfelden-Echterdingen district, which<br />
also includes <strong>Stuttgart</strong> Airport, in <strong>2017</strong>.<br />
This represents an increase of 76 % over<br />
the previous year, whereby the 10-year<br />
< 500 m 2 501 - 1,000 m 2 1,001 - 2,000 m 2 2,001 - 5,000 m 2 > 5,001 m 2<br />
% share of space 1 % 4 % 13 % 0 % 82 %<br />
m 2 257 2,561 8,671 0 51,500<br />
Ø rental price 12.20 €/m 2<br />
Prime rent 15.90 €/m 2<br />
Fasanenhof < 500 m 2 501 - 1,000 m 2 1,001 - 2,000 m 2 2,001 - 5,000 m 2 > 5,001 m 2<br />
% share of space 22 % 0 % 26 % 0 % 52 %<br />
m 2 3,985 0 4,807 0 9,648<br />
Ø rental price 12.20 €/m 2<br />
Prime rent 13.50 €/m 2<br />
average for the district is around 16 400<br />
m². Pressure on the <strong>market</strong> makes shortterm<br />
development in this location an interesting<br />
option.<br />
Fasanenhof