Immobilien: Bis zu 135 Jahre Preisvorteil – wo sich ein Immobilienkauf rund um Düsseldorf für Pendler lohnt
Die NRW-Landeshauptstadt gilt als eine der teuersten Metropolen Deutschlands. Eine exklusive Auswertung zeigt, welche umliegenden Städte für Pendler besonders attraktiv sind.
Düsseldorf's outskirts are witnessing the creation of one of North Rhine-Westphalia's largest urban development projects: the 6-Seen-Wedau. The project, spread across an area equivalent to 126 football fields, will house 3000 apartments, along with public amenities and recreational facilities over the next decade. This new district is appealing to working professionals commuting to Düsseldorf's capital, thanks to its proximity to the A3 and B8 highways, making it about half an hour's drive from Düsseldorf's commercial center. However, commuting by public transport adds around ten minutes to the journey.
According to Michael Buchholz, the managing director of Nerra, the communal body responsible for urban and district development, Duisburg-Wedau presents an attractive housing option for Düsseldorf residents. An analysis from the Hamburg World Economic Institute, commissioned by Postbank, reveals that buying property in Duisburg offers a significant price advantage for commuters compared to other surrounding towns.
The advantage remains relatively stable when compared to other satellite cities. While Duisburg is a notable example, there are other municipalities in the region where long-term savings are possible for commuters.
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