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Wanted: interested parties with sustainable ideas

02.04.2025
BREMERHAVEN. In late February, bremenports launched a market survey for a seven-hectare site in Bremerhaven’s international port area (Steubenstraße 5) on behalf of the Free and Hanseatic City of Bremen. The property, which will be vacant as from January 2026, will offer direct access to the water, thus offering manifold opportunities for use, especially for port-related businesses. The market survey aims to determine the commercial interest in a long-term use of this area and to collect innovative concepts that will sustainably strengthen the port location.

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