PATRIZIA Immobilien AG announces that it has taken over the development project for a new student residence in Hamburg A new building with 141 modern and fully furnished residential units is being built in the district of Othmarschen under the banner ‘Campus Hamburg’ “The demand for student living space in Hamburg – its approximately 100,000 students making it the third-largest university city in Germany after Berlin and Munich – is enormous and outstrips supply,” says Philipp Schaper “This is an excellent investment opportunity,” he adds The seller is Kapitalpartner Gruppe; both sides have agreed to keep the selling price confidential The completion of the ‘Campus Hamburg’ student accommodation is planned for autumn 2018 in time for the start of the winter semester It has more than 3,000 square metres of living space across nine floors Each apartment is fully furnished and has a well-equipped kitchenette The property also has community rooms on each floor and a communal kitchen as well as a roof terrace Its location on Behringstraße means the property is also well-connected to public transport Given the persistently strong demand for residential property student residences are becoming more and more attractive for investors It was only in February that PATRIZIA acquired a modern one of the largest university cities in Germany “In all German university cities there is a clear lack of accommodation for students and this will not change in the coming years This trend is also increasingly recognised by investors which is why these properties are often added to their portfolios,” explains Schaper Some are necessary and we can’t switch them off Others help us to provide you with the best possible service We use cookies to personalise content and ads to provide social media features and to analyse our traffic We also share anonymous information about your use of our site with our social media By accepting cookies you will be helping us to continue to provide you with the best possible service INNIO and German energy service provider HanseWerk AG say they have begun testing the world’s first 1 MW gas engine to run on 100% hydrogen The recent initiation of field testing on the converted combined heat and power (CHP) plant in the Othmarschen area of Hamburg marks a decisive step forward in a joint flagship project by INNIO Jenbacher and HanseWerk Natur This 1-MW pilot plant from INNIO Jenbacher represents the world’s first large-scale gas engine in the 1 MW range that can be operated either with 100% natural gas or with variable hydrogen-natural gas mixtures up to 100% hydrogen “Our joint project with HanseWerk Natur is a key milestone on the path toward climate neutrality since green hydrogen is an important part of the solution,” said Carlos Lange “A particularly attractive aspect of our gas engine technology is that existing natural gas engines can also be converted to run on hydrogen This offers operators security of investment with the added benefit that the existing infrastructure can not only be utilized in the longer term but also deployed in a way that is environmentally sound.” The testing program will evaluate how the plant operates with different hydrogen-natural gas mixtures and is expected to provide important insights for the future operation of similar plants “By field testing this INNIO CHP plant with up to 100% hydrogen more flexible and future-orientated energy supply for Hamburg is technically feasible,” said Thomas Baade technical director of HanseWerk Natur GmbH The converted CHP plant provides 30 residential buildings and the Othmarschen Park leisure complex with a reliable supply of local heating that equates to 13 000 MW hours every year The electricity generated is fed to electric vehicle charging points in Othmarschen’s multi-level parking garage as well as to the local power grid You’ve reached your limit of premium article views this month Become a Plus Member today and gain further access to the 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enlarged to eight lanes between the Hamburg-Othmarschen and Hamburg-Volkspark junctions It will close the gap between the A7 expansion projects north and south of the Elbtunnel Taking the motorway below ground and into tunnel will reduce noise pollution and ground released on the surface will create space for allotments and parks to reconnect the neighbouring districts of Othmarschen and Bahrenfeld Implenia head of civil engineering Christian Späth said: “We were able to identify numerous optimisation opportunities during the tendering process to bring forward parts of the detailed design work and systematically incorporate the results of more than 30 coordination meetings into the project calculations "This meant we could significantly reduce the project risks for everyone involved and create a good basis for working together for the next eight years until the project reaches a successful conclusion.” Like what you've read? To receive New Civil Engineer's daily and weekly newsletters 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