Court stops housing project in Bahrenfeld - residents cheer!

Court stops housing project in Bahrenfeld - residents cheer!

On April 11, 2025, the Higher Administrative Court of Hamburg decided to stop the development plan for a residential construction project on Stresemannstrasse in Bahrenfeld. The plans provided to build 100, sometimes cheap apartments in the courtyard of a more than soccer field -sized area. The construction site is currently being used by old commercial buildings and parking spaces. The Altona district office has been planning this development for a decade.

The residents have been against the construction projects for years; A citizen request about ten years ago stopped the originally desired planning. However, the Hamburg Senate raised this citizens' request and tried to enforce the development plan again. The court now found that the plan exceeds the permissible limit values ​​for building grasses and this is not sufficiently compensated for. In a decision of March 31, the development plan Bahrenfeld 68 was made out of enforcement until the decision on the standard control application.

reactions and further developments

The SPD MP Mithat Capar expressed concern about the possible effects of this judgment on other back yard buildings in Hamburg. The Altona district office now intends to subject the Bahrenfeld development plan to fundamental checks. In the meantime, the city of Hamburg offers extensive information about development plans. These are recorded digitally and can be viewed and downloaded online, such as "https://www.hamburg.de/politik-und-verwaltung/behoerden/behoerde-stadt-und-wohnen/themen/stadtentlanung/baubauungsplaene-Sw-185890" Target = "_ blank" rel = "noopener noreferrer "> hamburg.de reports. Among other things, this includes details on ongoing procedures and newly determined development plans.

The developments related to the development plan in Bahrenfeld are an important point in the urban planning and urban development of Hamburg, with possible far -reaching consequences for future construction projects in the city.