S Lederer in Schorndorf - New residential project completed earlier than planned

S Lederer in Schorndorf - New residential project completed earlier than planned

According to a report by www.zvw.de, the “s’Lederer” project in Schorndorf, on the site of the former Christian Breuninger leather factory, was completed. The residential project consists of a total of 228 rental apartments and 1200 square meters of commercial space. The finished units were successfully handed over.

The new district offers a wide selection of apartments, ranging from one- to five-room apartments with sizes of around 30 to 125 square meters. There are also four townhouses and 18 loft apartments. A third of the apartments have already been rented and the first tenants will move in at the beginning of December. The remaining apartments are currently being marketed. The “s’Lederer” project aims to appeal to people in all phases of life, from singles to families to seniors.

Of particular importance is the neighborhood's proximity to Schorndorf train station, which enables a quick connection to the state capital Stuttgart. The area is also car-free and has plenty of parking spaces and storage for bicycles.

The completion of “s’Lederer” has a positive impact on the real estate market in Schorndorf and the surrounding Stuttgart metropolitan region. By creating urgently needed housing and upgrading the location, the region's attractiveness will be further increased. In the long term, this can lead to rising property prices and increased demand for housing in the region. Similarly, local commercial properties can also benefit from increased interest in the location. The housing market in Schorndorf will become more diverse through the implementation of “s’Lederer” and will serve the needs of people in different situations.

Overall, it can be said that the completed “s’Lederer” residential project will have a positive impact on the real estate market in Schorndorf and the surrounding Stuttgart metropolitan region. The development of the project shows that the creation of high-quality, diverse housing, combined with good infrastructure, is attractive for both investors and future residents.