Trudering-Riem in front of the boom: 32,500 new residents by 2045!

Trudering-Riem wächst bis 2045 um 32.500 Einwohner. Diskutiert werden Siedlungsplanung, Infrastruktur und Naturschutz.
Trudering-Riem grows by 32,500 inhabitants by 2045. Settlement planning, infrastructure and nature conservation are discussed. (Symbolbild/MM)

Trudering-Riem in front of the boom: 32,500 new residents by 2045!

In the next two decades, the district of Trudering-Riem will have a significantly increasing population. According to tz.de is forecasting about 32,500 people. corresponds. That makes Trudering-Riem the second growth magnet in Munich, behind Aubing-Lochhausen-Langwied. The population is expected to grow to more than 108,000 inhabitants by 2045 after the district has continuously gained popularity in the past 35 years. In 1989, around 38,000 citizens were still counted, and by 2024 the number will probably increase to 76,000.

The reasons for this increase are diverse. Planned large settlement areas such as the fifth construction phase of the exhibition city, Heltauer Straße and Rappenweg are to attract around 15,000 new citizens. The settlements are according to Gruene-Berglaimlamlaim-trudering-riem.de to fully cover the forecast increase of 32,500 inhabitants; There remains a Delta of 17,500 inhabitants. There were also concerns from Herbert Danner (Greens), who doubts that enough unused areas are available, especially on the largely populated former airport site in Riem.

densification and infrastructure in focus

A central concern of the district committee is the question of the specific building location for these many new residents. In particular, the development of green areas and climate -relevant axes is under discussion, with Magdalena Miehle (CSU) sees a possible way. In the last session, applications for around 60 new apartments have already been made. Nevertheless, the focus of the framework planning on Wasserburger Landstrasse is currently more geared towards commercial areas instead of housing construction. The past shows that the district has been able to provide large areas for urban development in the past three decades, which led to increasing the number of inhabitants during the turn.

Another aspect are the infrastructure measures that are necessary to guarantee the new district residents an appropriate standard of living. Questions about improving public transport (public transport) and new expansion projects are at the top of the agenda. The City of Munich has already indicated that structural changes are necessary to ensure mobility in growing urban areas.

Overall, the district must be prepared for the challenges of growth both opportunities and risks. The demographic change could be a fruitful opportunity for Trudering-Riem, but the proportion and foresight of planning must be directed to the needs of all residents. This is the only way to secure sustainable growth.

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OrtTrudering-Riem, Deutschland
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