A commercial plot measuring approximately 22,000 square metres at Mörikestraße 55 in Neuhausen auf den Fildern was sold by the municipality of Neuhausen auf den Fildern to Real Core. Real Core is a joint venture consisting of May & Co. and the Pflugfelder Group. The objective of the transaction is the development of a modern business park on the site.
The plot in question is characterised by its strategic location, being only about one kilometre from the A8 federal motorway and Stuttgart Airport. The existing hall and office buildings on the site will be demolished after the acquisition to make way for the planned new development.
Concept and timeline of the development
Plans for the new business park include the construction of hall units, with sizes ranging from 400 to 10,000 square metres. Each of these units will be complemented by appropriate office spaces. This range of available space is designed to appeal to a broad spectrum of users, from start-ups and craft businesses to medium-sized enterprises.
Construction for the project is slated to begin in the second half of 2027. Completion of the business park is projected for 2028. Mayor Ingo Hacker of the municipality of Neuhausen auf den Fildern stated that the concept of variable hall sizes had convinced the municipality. It offers local firms a development perspective and provides many different companies with the opportunity to establish a new company headquarters in Neuhausen.
Significance for the project partners
For the municipality of Neuhausen auf den Fildern, the sale of the plot represents a significant impetus for the economic development of the location. This project is also a significant milestone for Real Core. Maximilian May, Managing Partner of May & Co., emphasised that they look forward to realising Real Core's first joint project at this excellently connected location. He highlighted the immediate proximity to the A8 and Stuttgart Airport, which makes the business park an attractive location for companies of various industries and sizes. Through modern, flexible spaces, they are creating an offering that perfectly meets current market requirements and will open up new growth prospects from the planned completion in 2028.
Julian Pflugfelder, Managing Partner of the Pflugfelder Group, thanked the municipality of Neuhausen and particularly Mayor Ingo Hacker for the constructive discussions and the trust placed in them. He added that, after intensive cooperation, this project can now be realised together.
