The Boulevard

LeipzigGermany

From eur 217,000

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The Boulevard

LeipzigGermany

The Boulevard is a boutique collection of 12 newly built one- and two-bedroom apartments in the Eutritzsch neighbourhood of Leipzig. Located right on one of the city’s main northern boulevards, the modern development offers residents contemporary city-living with optimal connectivity. With a tram line within metres of the building, the Leipzig central train station is only a 10-minute ride away.

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Development Snapshot

  • Situated less than 3 kilometres north of Leipzig’s city centre, between Gohlis and Mockau, The Boulevard lies in the district of Eutritzsch.
  • With the beautiful Arthur-Bretschneider Park, a variety of cafes, restaurants, and schools nearby, along with numerous stores centred around Delitzscher Straße, The Boulevard offers its residents everything they need at their doorstep.
  • All apartments come with a private terrace/balcony and a fully fitted high-specification kitchen.
  • The building offers a private garden and storage with bike-parking for residents to enjoy.

Location

42 Delitzscher Str, Leipzig, Germany

Bedrooms

1 / 2 bedroom units

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Up to 62%

completion

Q1 2025

size range

From 38.84 sqm to 69.83 sqm

A Closer Look At The Boulevard

Why invest in Leipzig?

160km south of Berlin, the city of Leipzig is situated at the confluence of two great historical continental trade routes, the east-west Via Regia and the north-south Via Imperii. The city therefore became a flourishing trading centre and economic hub in the 14th century, developing a rich culture and a leading educational role within Germany. Founded in 1409, the University of Leipzig is the second oldest university in Germany and one of the oldest in Europe.

Leipzig quickly became a hub of innovation, giving rise to the world’s first daily newspaper published in 1650. The first high-speed printing press in Germany was later invented here in 1829, along with steam powered production machines which revolutionised the textile industry. At the vanguard of commerce and technological development, the first long distance railway line in Germany stretching from Leipzig to Dresden came into operation in 1838. This laid the foundations for the city’s industrial development, and by 1915 Leipzig Central Station was the largest rail station in Europe.

Population

708,000 forecast by 2040
+47% from 2000-2040

Housing Deficit

undersupply of over 19.000 units expected by 2040

Economy

over EUR24 billion (GDP)
+165% (GDP per Capita) since 2000
+69% forecast by 2035

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As the fastest growing city in Germany, Leipzig offers ideal conditions to attract prestigious “lighthouse” firms with Porsche, BMW, and Amazon having already established a strong presence. Download the summary on the Economic Outlook and Investment Initiatives in 2022 in the link below.

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*Prices and details are correct at the time of going to press. Readers are advised to make their own enquiries to verify such information.

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