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According to a report from www.waz.de, there are a large number of vacancies in large retail areas in the pedestrian zone in Velbert. Real estate company Jn Tubeucf{jsl Njuuf has now developed a new approach to deal with this. The owner, I 'bnq' N, had not managed her properties in Gvàhåohfs{pof since October 2013. A three-story sale is now planned in Velbert's center, with the main level being 348 square meters. This approach aims to attract the interest of potential buyers by renting out multiple apartments and also creating practice space and storage space. There are also plans to create new living quarters to make better use of the retail space.

According to reports from www.waz.de, the company I 'bnq' N found several tenants for the vacant properties in their properties in Velbert in 2013. Since then, they have used the space for various types of business, including practice space and storage. The rental area totals 752 square meters.

Overall, the vacancy rate for commercial properties in Velbert is very high compared to other cities in the Ruhr area and Rhineland. This new approach to repurposing vacant properties could therefore prove to be a promising way to counteract vacancies and increase the attractiveness of properties in Velbert. The company I 'bnq' N is confident and describes Velbert as a promising location for real estate projects due to its long-term prospects and good development.

This path to reviving vacancies could also be of interest to other cities and regions with similar challenges in the real estate market. The redesign of large retail areas and the creation of new living spaces in central locations could be a promising concept to counteract the problem of vacancies in commercial properties.