Spandau in construction: 240 new apartments and comprehensive renovations!

Spandau in construction: 240 new apartments and comprehensive renovations!

In Berlin-Spandau, numerous construction sites are currently active that promise both new living options and infrastructure improvements. As Tagesspiegel Garden field. The housing market urgently needs new living space; By 2040, around 222,000 new apartments are to be created in the capital region, according to the Berlin Senate.

An outstanding project in this context is housing in Rauchstrasse, where the first construction phase under the name "House of 1000 Windows" will offer almost 240 rental apartments. The completion is planned for September 2025. Of these, 135 apartments with a residential authorization (WBS) are planned, with rents of 6.50 to 8.20 euros per square meter, while the remaining apartments are free to finance at prices from 12 euros/sqm. A district library will be built on the ground floor of the new building, the opening of which is targeted for early summer 2026.

renovations and new buildings

Also in development is the Berlin Wall Cycle Path on Hahneberg in Spandau, which is being renovated. In the renovation, great importance is placed on the protection of existing trees and plants. Grün Berlin informs that the work in the first section was attached to the Lohmühlenufer with robust concrete and that the delivery is expected by specific sitting furnished by the end of May 2025.

Furthermore, a new building at the police academy, with the code name "turntable", was completed. This project cost 30 million euros and ensures that an alternative accommodation is available during the renovation of other police real estate. Another area of ​​the infrastructure is covered by the construction of a new warehouse at Ikea, which is to be put into operation until spring 2026.

new leisure facilities

The renewal of leisure facilities is also planned. For example, Berlinovo, the football field on Westerwaldplatz and three new basketball areas in Falkenhagener Feld to renovate from August to November 2025. In addition, a new playground and a staircase to the Wannsee S-Bahn station are to be opened next week.

The challenges in housing and the infrastructure are accompanied by an ambitious urban development plan "Wohnen 2040", which includes 24 planned new city quarters. Examples of this are the Friedenauer height with 1,350 apartments and the Krampnitz, a residential area for 10,000 people.

With these comprehensive construction projects, Berlin wants to cope with the increasing need for living space and at the same time improve the quality of life in the districts. The construction process in Spandau is therefore not just a local matter, but part of a larger urban development plan that will decisively shape the future of the capital.

For more information about the building in the Spandau area, please visit the detailed analysis on Development city .