The development of Leipzig - documented in a digital book!

For the rapid development of Leipzig into a prospering city you will find countless examples as a visitor to the city.

To name only a few important aspects - a closed inner city, apart from a few objects still being reconstructed or under construction, a well-developed public transport system successfully supplemented by the City Tunnel, a steadily growing supply of hotel capacities, thriving retail trade.

All this meant that the population of 2004 with 498491 inhabitants increased to 584775 inhabitants in 2018.

Tourism is booming, too.
Thus, the number of overnight stays increased from about 2.7 million in 2004 to 3.3 million in 2017. According to this situation, the urban development concept envisages to realize numerous large-scale construction projects in the next few years.
This will create apartments for thousands of people.
Notable examples are e.g. the construction of a new district in Eutritzsch on the site of the former Freiladebahnhof and the development of an area at the Bavarian station, the so-called City-Oasis.
These two projects alone cover an area of ​​about 45 hectares.
But also at the Goerdeler-Ring, and the Wilhelm-Leuschner-Platz construction projects are planned.

Further interesting construction projects are about it still in the execution phase or in the construction planning. The development of the eastern side of Leipzig Central Station and the planned development of the area of ​​the former circus Eros.
Maschinelle Übersetzung

The development status of the city reached at the end of 2018 can be traced in the 4th revised edition of the eBook "Leipzig Neubau, Sanierung und Verfall".

This 4th edition has been published in the formats PDF (197 pages), ePub (247 pages) and Mobipocket.

And here are the ISB numbers:

ISBN: 978-3-95963-566-0 (ePUB)
ISBN: 978-3-95963-567-7 (Mobipocket)
ISBN: 978-3-95963-568-4 (PDF)

The download is on the Ebozon-Verlag (http://www.ebozon-verlag.com/leipzig-neubau-sanierung-und-verfall-von-frank-walter/) and of course on all bookstores such as Hugendubel (https://www.hugendubel.de/de/ebook/frank_walter-leipzig_neubau_sanierung_und_verfall-35632866-produkt-details.html) possible.

This eBook is a peculiarity insofar as neither another digital book nor a print edition has been published in this summarized presentation of the Leipzig urban development.

private person (Pensioner)

Frank Walter
Delitzscher Straße 33
04129 Leipzig
03419116990
frankwalter@gmx.net

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