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Planungsverband Ballungsraum Frankfurt / Rhein-Main
Manuela Hahn
Control of large-scale retail trade in the metropolitan region Frankfurt / Rhine-Main
Open Days, October 2007
European Week of Regions and Cities
Current situation and trends
▌ Retail space today: 2.700 000 m².
▌ Estimated demand for additional retail
space until 2015: 350.000 m².
▌ Estimated excess supply of retail space
until 2015 without intervention by the region:
350.000 m² + 540.000 m² = 890.000 m².
▌ We expect cut-throat competition between
existing city and town centres and additional
retail based in greenfield sites.
Frankfurt
City centre vs greenfield site development
City centre of Frankfurt
Pedestrian zone “Zeil”
Cluster of discount retailers in a
greenfield site development
Need for an overall strategy
An overall regional framework for retail
development is required.
The REHK is a spatial development programme.
It will be integrated into the
Regional Land Use Plan (RegFNP)
and so become legally binding.
This has been taken forward as the
Regionales Einzelhandelskonzept (REHK).
Core REHK policy objectives
▌ Promotion of a retail development that favours city centres
and urban sub-centres.
▌ Co-operation of key stakeholders beyond
sectoral/municipal planning.
▌ Planning transparency and reliability as well as
long-term planning stability for our
75 municipalities, investors and politicians.
▌ Improvement of business and trade in the region in order
to strengthen balanced polycentric urban structures.
REHK in detail
▌ Fostering of central shopping districts in city centres
and urban sub-centres, such as large-scale retail facilities
with a wide range of consumer goods.
▌ Fostering of complementary retail locations focusing on
large scale retail facilities with a range of goods that is atypical
for city centres (building material, furniture…)
▌ Fostering local retailers in addition to central retail
areas in order to lay out a foundation for diverse local
supply structures.
▌ Where necessary retaining large-scale retail
agglomerations in industrial areas but no further
development.
AM/A/B/C
D D D
Retail location and development
Timetable
Resolution on REHK passed by the Chamber of Frankfurt/Rhine-Main Conurbation Planning Association
Appraisal of current situation, reports - in collaboration with municipalities, experts and political stakeholders -
Issue of REHK in draft
Integration of REHK draft into Regional Land Use Plan (RegFNP)
Until summer 2007
Until the end of 2007
Regional Assembly of Southern Hesse: Presentation of REHK draft in the 2nd public participation of the Southern Hesse Regional Plan, first quarter 2008
Presentation of REHK draft to Chamber of Frankfurt/Rhine-Main Conurbation Planning Association
Spring 2004
Autumn 2007
Contact Information
Manuela Hahn
manuela.hahn@planungsverband.de
Tel.: +49 (0)69-2577-1356
Poststr. 16
60329 Frankfurt am Main
www.planungsverband.de
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