Industrial parks with a prime infrastructure offer space for development to investors in the Barnim district with around 180,000 inhabitants and the principal town Eberswalde. A skilled workforce and a pro-business climate in the local administration pave the way for commercial success. A transport network that includes autobahns, re-laid roads, main-line and urban railways, the Oder-Havel canal and the Eberswalde inland port connects the Barnim district with Berlin, Northern and Eastern Europe.
Regional growth area:
RGA Eberswalde
Industrial area
Port
Research
University
Automotive
Food industry
Wood processing
Chemical industry
Logistics
Metal
Paper
Rail technology
Traditionally, the district is renowned for the metal, wood and furniture industries. The automotive industry has developed very dynamically - particularly in Prenzlau, Eberswalde and Bernau. However, recent extensive investments have also boosted the health, tourism and renewable energy industries. Barnim has now become a prime business location thanks to the establishment of highly productive SMEs, a sound infrastructure and an attractive living environment for its booming population.
The Barnim district is multifaceted: Ahrensfelde on the outskirts of Berlin, Eberswalde regional growth area and town, the Bernau “metropolis”, Wandlitz, Joachimsthal in the Schorfheide landscape, Britz-Chorin-Oderberg on the Polish border - and each region attracts with very different strengths and charms.
What they said about Brandenburg:
“We feel really comfortable at the Eberswalde site. The conditions are excellent. The best part is that I have been able to employ motivated, qualified professionals who are needed for the development of the company.”
Herbert Schmidt, Owner of Schmidt Maschinenbau GmbH in Eberswalde, on 29/08/2014