Trends & Facts 2008

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Chapter Page A nationwide survey shows that Hannover Region has a great deal to offer – both as a place to work and live. Location & infrastructure 3 This brochure, compiled by the Hannover Region Business Enterprise Office, presents some of the region’s key figures. Population 4 As your central point of contact and service point for local and foreign businesses we would be happy to advise you Employment 6 on any questions you may have about this location – in addition to the information presented here. No matter Mobility 8 whether you have a question regarding administrative matters, about investment and subsidy options available Purchasing power 10 to your company, whether you are interested in land or property or require support in a crisis situation – we are Businesses 12 here to help.

Rents & prices for commercial properties 14

Taxes 15

Energy & waste management 16

Education & science 18

Quality of life & living 20

Childcare 22

Tourism 24

Fairs 26 Population  

The population of the municipalities in Hannover Region is anticipated to remain stable overall. Some areas are expected to experience a sharp increase in population figures due to large new housing areas.

Inhabitants in the municipalities Population development up to 2020

Municipality Change By age group Up to 20 20-60 Over 60 years years years 1997 2007 total In % in % in % in % State Capital Hannover 522,574 516,166 -6,408 -1.23 16.8 58.4 24.8 Barsinghausen 34,695 34,082 -613 -1.77 20.0 51.3 28.7 Burgdorf 30,417 30,079 -338 -1.11 19.2 53.0 27.8 Burgwedel 19,273 20,453 1,180 6.12 21.3 50.4 28.3 Garbsen 62,813 62,827 14 0.02 20.3 52.3 27.4 Gehrden 14,655 14,664 9 0.06 20.7 51.9 27.4 Hemmingen 16,878 18,534 1,656 9.81 20.1 51.1 28.8 Isernhagen 21,973 22,829 856 3.90 19.1 52.9 28.0 Laatzen 37,388 40,034 2,646 7.08 18.6 53.6 27.8 Langenhagen 49,449 51,529 2,080 4.21 19.3 53.6 27.1 Lehrte 42,546 43,573 1,027 2.41 21.1 54.3 24.6 Neustadt a. Rbge. 43,640 45,567 1,927 4.42 21.7 53.4 24.9 Pattensen 12,965 13,913 948 7.31 20.5 52.0 27.5 Ronnenberg 22,955 23,238 283 1.23 20.7 53.8 25.6 Seelze 32,943 32,973 30 0.09 20.2 53.8 26.0 Sehnde 18,939 22,708 3,769 19.90 22.1 55.3 22.6 Springe 29,842 29,643 -199 -0.67 19.7 51.0 29.3 Uetze 18,846 20,379 1,533 8.13 22.6 53.1 24.3 Wedemark 26,581 29,154 2,573 9.68 21.0 53.7 25.3 Wennigsen 13,092 14,114 1,022 7.81 21.4 51.5 27.1 Wunstorf 40,528 41,682 1,154 2.85 21.1 53.7 25.2 Hannover Region 1,112,992 1,128,141 15,149 1.36 18.8 55.4 25.8

Source: IES forecast, summer 2005/population data, Lower Saxony Office for Statistics (NLS) Employment  

The overall number of persons in employment has dipped only slightly. Hannover Region’s economic structure has a clear focus on the Some municipalities experienced a very dynamic development following tertiary sector. This is complemented by a strong industrial base. impressive growth in jobs.

Employees liable to social security in Hannover Region per municipality Employees liable to social security by business sector

Municipality 1997 2007 Total Change in % Business sector 1997 2007 State Capital Hannover 279,345 268,606 -10,739 -3.84 total in % total in % Barsinghausen 7,328 5,996 -1,332 -18.18 Agriculture and forestry 2,335 0.5 2,303 0.6 Burgdorf 5,837 5,128 -709 -12.15 Processing industries, mining 107,357 25.1 77,151 18.4 Burgwedel 6,384 6,745 361 5.65 Building industry 25,175 5.9 17,924 4.3 Garbsen 10,504 11,600 1,096 10.43 Retail, catering & hotel industry 65,626 15.4 76,032 18.2 Gehrden 3,032 2,998 -34 -1.12 Transport, telecommunications 30,017 7.0 33,216 7.9 Hemmingen 3,434 3,248 -186 -5.42 Banking industry, insurance 25,187 5.9 21,208 5.1 Isernhagen 8,394 8,581 187 2.23 Service industry 171,539 40.2 190,850 45.6 Laatzen 13,548 15,391 1,843 13.60 Hannover Region 427,236 100.0 418,684 100.0 Langenhagen 26,779 28,123 1,344 5.02 Lehrte 10,870 10,036 -834 -7.67 Neustadt a. Rbge. 8,712 8,116 -596 -6.84 Employees liable to social security by sector (as at 30 June 2007) Pattensen 3,235 3,074 -161 -4.98 Ronnenberg 4,668 3,944 -724 -15.51 Seelze 4,979 4,651 -328 -6.59 Sehnde 3,197 4,677 1,480 46.29 Springe 6,509 6,071 -438 -6.73 Uetze 2,798 2,746 -52 -1.86 Wedemark 5,046 5,983 937 18.57 Wennigsen 1,996 2,051 55 2.76 Wunstorf 10,641 10,919 278 2.61 Hannover Region 427,236 418,684 -8,552 -2.00

Source: Lower Saxony Office for Statistics (NLS)

Source: Lower Saxony Office for Statistics (NLS) Mobility  

Hannover Region is located at the intersection of major north-south and Live where you would want to live: Excellent public transport services keep east-west traffic routes. The mixture of motorways, railways, air traffic journeys to work short. The map presents an overview of commuter traffic and inland shipping provides almost ideal connections. in Hannover Region.

Inbound and outbound commuting in the municipalities, 2007

The number of users emphasises the importance of Hannover as a traffic nodal point: – Hannover main station is used by approx. 250,000 persons every day. – The GVH public transport association moves 174 million passengers every year. – Hannover airport is used by 5.6 million people annually.

Conurbations such as Hamburg, Berlin, the Ruhr Area and Southern Germany are within easy reach:

These cities are this close …

ICE journey time from Hannover to (in hh:mm) as at 19 December 2007 Berlin 1:37 Bremen 0:59 Dortmund 1:38 Frankfurt a. M. 2:19 Hamburg 1:15 Inbound commuters Positive commuter balance > 1,500 commuters Köln 2:38 Outbound commuters Positive commuter balance < 1,500 commuters München 4:12 Negative commuter balance Stuttgart 3:51 Source: Lower Saxony Office for Statistics (NLS) Source: www.bahn.de (German Rail) Purchasing power 10 11

Hannover Region is a retail location boasting a total sales area of approx. What‘s more, Hannover’s peripheral areas offer important retail opportu- 1.8 million sqm. The City of Hannover is one of Germany’s most successful nities for goods in aperiodic demand: per capita sales area indicators for retail centres overall. Garbsen, Isernhagen and Laatzen are actually considerably higher than those for Hannover.

Retail area in sqm per capita GfK purchasing power, sales and centrality indicators 2007

Municipality Purchasing power Sales indicator Centrality indicator indicator per capita per capita per capita State Capital Hannover 105.3 139.9 132.9 Barsinghausen 107.5 84.0 78.1 Burgdorf 112.6 84.1 74.7 Burgwedel 123.8 130.3 105.2 �������� Garbsen 105.6 120.4 114.0 ����������������� ��������� Gehrden 115.0 60.5 52.6 Hemmingen 120.7 100.5 83.3 Isernhagen 137.3 241.2 175.6 ������� ����� �������� Laatzen 108.4 144.1 132.9 ����� ���������� �������� ������� Langenhagen 107.2 81.0 75.6 Lehrte 108.6 73.3 67.5 �������� Neustadt a. Rbge. 109.1 77.4 71.0 ������ ������ Pattensen 114.4 114.2 99.8 Ronnenberg 108.1 65.0 60.1 Seelze 106.4 50.8 47.7 Sehnde 107.9 66.8 61.9 �������� ������ ������ ������� ������� Springe 109.0 74.3 68.2 ������� ���� Uetze 104.6 55.5 53.0 ��� ������� Wedemark 118.9 72.5 61.0 ��������� ��������� Wennigsen 114.8 70.0 61.0 Wunstorf 108.7 98.3 90.5 Overall Hannover Region 108.3 114.8 106.0 ������� Germany 100.0 100.0 100.0 Aperiodic demand Source: GfK Marktforschung GmbH 2007, regional market research Periodic demand

HANNOVER = High order centre GARBSEN = Middle order centre UETZE = Basic centre

Source: CIMA, 2007 (forward projection of Hannover Region’s regional retail concept) Businesses 12 13

Location factors of the persuasive kind: many big names are headquar- tered in Hannover, among them two DAX companies (Continental, TUI) and an MDAX company (Hannover Re Group).

TOP businesses in Hannover Region per employee, November 2007

Rank Ranking Organisation Company Value Employees* Industry Rank Ranking Organisation Company Value Employees* Industry previous HQ generation 2006 previous HQ generation 2006 year** in millions year** in millions 2006 2006 1. 1. TUI AG (K) Hannover 20,514.6 60,206 Tourism, shipping 15. - VARTA Automotive Hannover 1,044.2 3,207 Battery/accumu- 2. 2. ContiTech Holding Hannover 2,868.7 21,887 Automotive AG (K) lator production GmbH (K) supplier 16. 16. WABCO Gruppe Hannover 1,072.0 2,919 Automotive 3. - Volkswagen Nutzfahr- Hannover 8,343.0 19,421 Road Hannover (K) suppler zeuge AG vehicles 17. 11. Solvay Deutschland (K) Hannover 1,329.1 2,710 Chemical industry 4. 3. Dirk Rossmann GmbH Burgwedel 1,934.2 13,080 Wholesale/retail 18. 17. Verlagsgesellschaft Hannover 458.9 2,675 Publishing (drugstore goods) Madsack GmbH & Co. 5. 5. Continental AG Hannover 2,474.4 7,637 Automotive KG (K) supplier 19. 14. Sparkasse Hannover Hannover 175.7 2,670 Financial services 6. 6. TÜV Nord Gruppe (K) Hannover 637.0 6,878 Technical services 20. 19. Stadtwerke Hannover 1,813.9 2,559 Power generation 7. - Medizinische Hoch- Hannover 312.6 6,336 Healthcare Hannover AG schule Hannover 21. - E.ON IS GmbH (K) Hannover 559.2 2,484 Services to the 8. - Nexans Deutschland Hannover 953.2 5,816 Cable production power industry AG Gruppe (K) 22. 15. VHV Vereinigte Hannover 223.5 2,469 Composite and 9. - Siemens AG Laatzen 1,115.8 5,420 Electrical Hannoversche Versi- life insurance engineering cherung a.G. (K) 10. 9. Konica Minolta Langen- 1,371.6 4,850 Manufacture and 23. - K+S Salz GmbH Hannover 488.6 2,151 Production and Business Solutions hagen distribution of distribution of Europe GmbH (K) print and copying salt products equipment 24. 20. AWD Holding AG Hannover 733.5 2,013 Financial services 11. - E.ON Kraftwerke Hannover 2,674.0 4,432 Power generation 25. 21. Hannover Rückver- Hannover 954.1 2,002 Re-insurance GmbH sicherung AG (K) 12. 10. AGRAVIS Raiffeisen Hannover 3,926.0 3,881 Agricultural * including all staff of group companies (also outside Hannover Region) AG (K) trading ** only TOP 25 considered

13. 8. NORD/LB (K) Hannover 331.8 3,537 Financial services Source: NordLB 14. 13. Bahlsen Gruppe (K) Hannover 521.7 3,296 Food * including all staff of group companies (also outside Hannover Region) ** only TOP 25 considered Rents & prices for commercial properties 14 15 Taxes

Having a stable balance between supply and demand helps keep prices Tax rates in Hannover are not only much below those of other comparable reasonable. For a detailed review of structural data please refer to German cities, such as Frankfurt. They have remained stable over many Hannover Region’s annual Property Market Report. years.

Commercial space on offer in Hannover Region 2008 Land and trade tax rates 2007

Commercial space on offer (in ha) City/municipality Land tax Land tax Trade tax Available reserve areas, total 860.6 A B of which immediately available 235 State Capital Hannover 530 530 460 (developed, valid building zone, public property) Barsinghausen 450 450 380 of which immediately available and near motorway 130.9 Burgdorf 400 400 400 (max. 2 km from motorway) Burgwedel 350 350 380

Source: Hannover Region Garbsen 398 398 398 Gehrden 420 420 390 Hemmingen 420 420 380 Rents commercial property market 2007 Isernhagen 395 395 365 Laatzen 420 420 420 Office rents Rents 2007 in €/sqm Langenhagen 385 385 430 Peak rents city 12.00 Lehrte 350 350 395 Average rent, city 9.50 Neustadt a. Rbge. 420 420 420 Pattensen 400 400 390 Logistics rents Rents 2007 in €/sqm Ronnenberg 420 420 440 Peak rents, good new building 4.80 Seelze 420 420 395 Average rents 3.20 Sehnde 420 400 410 Springe 395 395 380 Retail rents Rents 2007 in €/sqm Uetze 400 400 390 Peak rents city (top locations) 165.00 Wedemark 370 370 370 Average rents city (top locations) 115.00 Wennigsen 400 400 400

Source: Property Market Report 2007 Wunstorf 410 410 380 Average peripheral municipalities 402.2 401.2 395.7 Average Hannover Region 408.2 407.3 398.7 Price levels, building land, commercial and industrial 2008 Source: Hannover Region

Location Basic Medium Good €/sqm State Capital Hannover 70-90 100-130 150-200 Peripheral area, near city 50-70 90-100 110-125 Remaining peripheral area 30-40 50-70 80-100

Source: Property value market report, land market report 2008 Energy & waste management 16 17

Thoroughly persuasive location factors: The price levels charged by regional utilities for power and gas are favourable. Hannover is preparing for the future with its innovative renewable energy policy. 14 % of power is wind generated (6 % nationwide).

Selected power suppliers in conurbations (January 2008) Gas charges of selected providers in conurbations (January 2008) Consumption 4,000 kWh/year, gross prices including VAT, oil tax/eco tax Consumption 15,000 kWh/year, output power 10 kW

Provider Tariff name City/Region Annual City Provider Annual costs in € costs in € swb Bremen 931.98 N-ERGIE AG General tariff power Central Franconia, parts of 756.11 Nürnberg Mainova Aktiengesellschaft (Frankfurt/Main) 944.34 standard Upper Bavaria, Swabia EnBW Gas (Stuttgart) 960.90 and Upper Palatinate Stadtwerke Hannover 962.67 Stadtwerke Hannover General tariff power City of Hannover and parts 791.64 Hannover RWE Rhein-Ruhr (Bad Kreuznach) 964.38 AG and comfort of Hannover Region N-ERGIE (Nürnberg) 974.97 Stadtwerke München Basic and substitute München 803.75 München Dortmunder Energie- und Wasserversorgung 975.60 GmbH domestic supplies RWE Westfalen-Weser-Ems (Ruhr-Lippe/Dortmund) 999.60 Stadtwerke Düsseldorf AG General domestic tariff Düsseldorf 823.96 Düsseldorf RheinEnergie (Köln) 1,001.06 Vattenfall Europe Berlin Berlin basic private Berlin 827.60 Berlin Stadtwerke München 1,001.39 AG & Co. KG power E.ON Hanse (Hamburg) 1,006.56 Mainova General Tariff Rhein-Main-Region 831.10 Frankfurt E.ON Avacon (Niedersachsen) 1,036.20 Aktiengesellschaft MainovaClassic MVV Energie (Mannheim) 1,055.53 Vattenfall Europe Hamburg basic Hamburg 834.80 Hamburg Stadtwerke Düsseldorf 1,078.74 Hamburg AG private power ENSO Energie Sachsen-Ost GmbH (Dresden) 1,145.47 RheinEnergie AG Basic and substitute Köln, Rhein-Ruhr 847.64 Köln Stadtwerke Leipzig 1,228.83

domestic supplies Source: www.verivox.de 1/2008 swb Vertrieb Bremen General domestic tariff Bremen, Bremerhaven 852.80 Bremen GmbH power standard basic Charge comparison of waste management in selected cities Dortmunder Energie- und General domestic tariff Dortmund 859.79 Dortmund Wasserversorgung GmbH power standard EnBW Vertriebs- und Ser- Basic and substitute Baden-Württemberg 871.44 Stuttgart vicegesellschaft mbH domestic supplies E.ON Avacon AG General tariff Alpha Parts of Hannover Region, 877.40 Hannover Niedersachsen Lower Saxony central and southern Region Lower Saxony MVV Energie AG MVV Classica nationwide (business and 914.63 Mannheim industrial customers) ENTEGA Vertrieb GmbH u. Entega basic power Darmstadt, Mainz, Südhessen 932.58 Darmstadt Co. KG domestic Stadtwerke Leipzig GmbH General domestic tariff Leipzig 959.62 Leipzig

Source: Tariff monitor GET AG Source: Waste management providers, Hannover Region research Education & science 18 19

Hannover Region boasts highly qualified employees, not least because Hannover Medical School is of world renown. Hannover also has several of Hannover’s status as a premium Northern German science location. other key higher education organisations with outstanding reputations. Hannover’s Leibniz University alone accounts for 21,000 students.

Students at Leibniz University Hannover Qualifications level of employees liable to social security in Hannover Region 2006

Department Students winter Examination semester 2006/07 candidates 2006 English, Romance languages 452 90 16.2 % 14.3 % Architecture 662 149 (67,222) (59,455) Civil engineering, geodesy, hydrology 1,040 85 Biology 592 87 10.7 % Chemistry 1,251 103 (44,410) Electrical engineering 807 120 Horticulture 494 58 Geosciences and geography 774 58 German 636 167 History, philosophy, social sciences, politics 2,482 144 58.9 % Informatics 536 76 (244,809) Landscape and recreational area planning 511 67 Mechanical engineering 2,080 134 Mathematics 829 104 Education, adult and continuing education 2,252 228 Gesamt: 100 % Physics 580 26 (415,896) Law 1,868 225 Economics 2,636 244 Other courses 747 97

Total no. of students approx. 21,000 Source: Lower Saxony Office for Statistics (NLS) Source: Leibniz University Hannover Students at other universities

Number of students University of Applied Sciences 7,000 – of which: EXPO Campus 2,000 Hannover Medical School 2,800 University of Veterinary Medicine Hannover 2,100 Hannover University for Music & Drama 1,200 University of Applied Sciences (FHDW) 410 German International Graduate School of 100 Management and Administration (GISMA)

Source: Information provided by the universities Quality of life & living 20 21

Hannover really is a green city. This means that it offers a huge range The low price level overall compared with other cities, as demonstrated by of leisure and recreational activities both in the city centre and in its rents and land prices, is also a key factor influencing the quality of life in periphery, complemented by the rich tapestry of activity only a vibrant Hannover Region. city can offer.

Price comparison Building land for single-family homes and duplexes 2008 (no development cost charges imposed) Comparison of apartment rents in selected cities 2007 New buildings up to 10 years and renovated old buildings, 70 sqm, good location, €/sqm

Hannover Nürnberg Düsseldorf Berlin Frankfurt a. M. Köln Stuttgart Hamburg München

6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14

Source: HVB Expertise

Typical prices for detached houses 2007 140 sqm, including 450 sqm land, good location, in EUR thousand

Hannover Berlin Nürnberg Düsseldorf Köln Hamburg Frankfurt a. M. Stuttgart München

200 300 400 500 600 700 800 900

Source: HVB Expertise

Source: Land market report 2008, GLL Land Registry Office Hannover Childcare 22 23

Well cared for: A dense network of childcare facilities and schools is subject to continuous expansion. A professional advisory network supports busi- nesses and people returning to the world of work. All helping to achieve a positive work-life balance!

Child-care places in child-care facilities in Hannover Region municipalities Secondary schools with all day opening in the municipalities (as at 1 October 2007) (as at 1 October 2007)

Municipality Day nursery places Kindergarten places After school care (up to 3 years) (3 to 6 years) (over 6 years) Barsinghausen 9 886 120 Burgdorf 27 828 80 Burgwedel 66 612 135 Garbsen 133 1619 185 Gehrden 69 485 52 Hemmingen 57 511 100 Isernhagen 44 671 131 Laatzen 63 1,162 160 Langenhagen 105 1,456 241 Lehrte 47 1,288 120 Neustadt a. Rbge. 77 1,319 109 Pattensen 15 495 47 Ronnenberg 57 632 146 Seelze 49 947 120 Sehnde 37 702 30 Springe 19 833 60 Uetze 13 703 60 Wedemark 60 871 235 Wennigsen 13 486 40

Wunstorf 47 1,307 70 Source: Hannover Region State Capital Hannover* 2,006 12,857 4,346 * State Capital Hannover as at 1 January 2008

Source: Hannover Region, youth department; municipality youth offices of Burgdorf, Laatzen, Langenhagen, Lehrte, Springe and State Capital Hannover

Details refer to the total number of places in toddler day care, kinder- gartens, after-school care facilities and all-age groups on key date. Day care places for children are not included. Tourism 24 25

Hannover Region has much to offer to both locals and visitors: highlights Hannover’s peripheral area also has many places of interest. The castle include over 40 different theatres, many museums and exhibitions, the at Marienburg, the Deister hills, the Lüneburger Heide heathland and Royal Gardens of Herrenhausen and Hannover Adventure Zoo – just a Steinhude lake are perhaps the most famous in a region full of attractions. small selection of highlights offered in this lively metropolitan area.

Overnight stays in 2001 and 2006

Overnight stays per annum, millions* Change 2001-2006 in % City 2001 2006 Hamburg 4.77 7.12 49.27 Dresden 2.49 3.50 40.56 Berlin 11.35 15.91 40.18 Köln 3.26 4.38 34.36 Hannover 1.25 1.57 25.60 Düsseldorf 2.39 2.90 21.34 Frankfurt a. M. 4.3 5.09 18.37 Stuttgart 2.18 2.57 17.89 München 7.6 8.86 16.58 * Lodgings with 9 plus beds

Source: Magic Cities Germany e. V.

Visitor overnight stays in Hannover Region

Source: Tourism Association Hannover Region e. V. Fairs 26 27

Welcome to one of the world’s premium international fair locations. The world’s largest state-of-the-art fairground is not only host to the CeBIT computer fair and the Hannover Industry Fair, it is also the venue for many other key trade fairs.

Fair diary

International key trade fairs 2008 Domotex 12.01.-15.01. ABF 26.01.-03.02. CeBIT 03.03.-09.03. Hannover Messe 21.04.-25.04. CeMAT 27.05.-31.05. IAA Nutzfahrzeuge 25.09.-02.10. Biotechnica 07.10.-09.10. infa 18.10.-26.10. EuroBlech 21.10.-25.10. EuroTier 11.11.-14.11. Pferd & Jagd 04.12.-07.12.

Source: Deutsche Messe AG

German fairgrounds, a comparison

Fairground Hall area Outside areas Turnover Visitors, total Exhibitors Net area rented Visitors (sqm) 2007 (sqm) 2007 (€ million) 2007 2007 2007 2007 in sqm 2007 Hannover 495,265 58,070 283 2,000,000 Agritechnica* 2,168 182,529 340,756 Frankfurt a. M. 321,754 83,700 423 3,600,000 Altenpflege + ProPflege 747 26,130 35,151 Köln 284,000 100,000 216 2,035,000* BioTechnica 863 13,029 13,000 Düsseldorf 263,888 43,000 304 1,297,000 CeBIT (2008) 5,845 291,580 495,000 München/New Fair 180,000 255,000 266 2,400,000 CeMAT (target figs 2008) 1,100 80,000 50,000 Berlin 160,000 100,000 145 1,556,000 didacta (2006) 700 22,947 67,406 Nürnberg 160,000 60,000 123 1,240,000 Domotex 1,442 97,083 47,000 Essen 110,000 20,000 60 1,500,000 EMO Hannover 2,120 180,158 166,500 Leipzig 101,200 69,998 76 1,240,000 EuroBLECH (2006)** 1,409 76,200 64,353 Hamburg 76,434 8,500 47 851,000 EuroTier (2006)* 1,488 150,000 116,000 * 2006 Hannover Messe (2008) 5,100 170,000 200,000 Source: AUMA (Association of the German Traide Fair Industry), fair organizer IAA Nutzfahrzeuge (2006)*** 1,556 210,000 265,500 Interschutz/Interpolice (2005) 1,215 68,582 136,601 LIGNA Hannover 1,879 134,583 107,000

* Source: DLG (German Agricultural Society) ** Source: MackBrooks Exhibitions *** Source: VDA (Association of the German Automotive Industry) Need more information? Simply give us a call or look us up!

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