Hamburg’s latest building projects & project developments 

The unmistakable aesthetics of the Arne Jacobsen House lie in its reduced design language and functionality. By 2026, modern and flexibly divisible working environments, communal areas and new views over Hamburg will be created on an area of around 50,000 m².

The Innovation Port is modular and built in several construction phases. The “HIP Two” section of the HAMBURG INNOVATION PORT, which covers 20,000 m², has picked up speed – all areas in the first segment will be ready for occupancy by the end of 2022.

Überseequartier will be the most metropolitan quarter in HafenCity. Over 6,000 jobs will be created here. 23 percent is retail, plus space for restaurants, entertainment, offices and hotel apartments.

Centrally located close to Hamburg's city centre and the Outer Alster Lake, this site will become a new urban landmark and it also has excellent public transport connections.

Art-Invest Real Estate heralds the next construction phase on the Hammerbrooklyn DigitalCampus. The 50,000 m² site between Deichtorhallen and the wholesale market is to be developed into a future location for digital transformation in Hamburg by 2028.
 

As of 2023, a new location for communication and business, as well as for innovative forms of work, will be built on the approx. 7,500 m² site, called New Work Campus.

500 metres to the Elbbrücken bridges and HafenCity, 2.5 kilometres to the town hall – Neuer Huckepackbahnhof is ideally located at the heart of a modern urban landscape that is still taking shape.

With the new construction of the large-scale project "hit-Zukunftscampus", a place for future technology is to be created by 2027. The first construction phase is expected to be completed in 2027, with the entire future campus - around 25,000 m² in size - scheduled for completion in 2035.
 

Procom is planning to develop a multi-purpose district at the Nikolaifleet canal, featuring top-quality office space, approx. 150 apartments, gastronomic services and retail.
 

The tallest building in Northern Germany will be built in the very heart of Hamburg, right on the River Elbe. With 64 storeys and 245 metres above sea level, it will provide a new view over the City of Hamburg and the world of business.

The Hamburg-Altona intercity train station will be a visionary landmark – for the district of Altona as well as for Hamburg as a whole. It is already playing an active role in the urban development of Altona Nord.

This new construction project will be the first multi-purpose building complex featuring apartments, offices, shops and a childcare facility to move into the “Green office district” next to the Stadtpark Hamburg.