Königs Wusterhausen: Sustainable Business in Green Surroundings
The largest city in the district combines industry with a high quality of life and an excellent educational landscape.
The largest city in the district combines industry with a high quality of life and an excellent educational landscape.
Königs Wusterhausen in Figures
The most populous city in the network brings extensive logistical capacities and established educational institutions to Dahmestadt. The following key figures illustrate how Königs Wusterhausen strengthens the shared economic area through targeted land development and modern infrastructure:
A Diverse Living Space
Königs Wusterhausen is far more than just a traditional industrial location. Idyllically nestled amidst extensive forest and lake landscapes, the city offers a unique combination of economic strength and high residential appeal. An excellent social infrastructure, short commutes to the capital, and a stable environment for innovation make the city equally attractive to skilled professionals, families, and businesses.
Logistics and Technology: Spaces for the Industry of Tomorrow
An outstanding infrastructure is the central location advantage of Königs Wusterhausen. On the historic Funkerberg, a modern 130-hectare technology park is being developed, where 14 innovative companies from the high-tech, medical technology, and electromobility sectors have already established themselves.
Concurrently, the Port of Königs Wusterhausen serves as the logistical heart and is the largest inland port in the region. Featuring 30 resident companies, a fully trimodal infrastructure, and the new loading track (“Gateway to Lusatia”), freight handling is being strategically expanded. An additional container terminal is already under development on the 65,000-square-meter site.
Excellent Educational Landscape and Modern Living Space
Königs Wusterhausen addresses continuous population growth and job creation with visionary urban planning. The municipal housing company, in cooperation with private investors, continuously develops new, high-quality residential areas.
Simultaneously, the city invests consistently in a comprehensive educational and childcare network. Königs Wusterhausen covers all types of schools seamlessly and is home to the “Marie and Hermann Schmidt School”, a secondary school for the blind and visually impaired that is unique in Brandenburg. Furthermore, the modern campus of the Training and Further Education Center for Justice and Finance Officials underscores the city’s status as a prestigious higher education location.
