The science, business and media location of Adlershof is such a pocket of urbanity, a thoroughly conceived, well-functioning unity optimally connected with the capital's hubs including Berlin's eastern and western city centers, the airport and the A10 (Berliner Ring) motorway. Constantly growing, Adlershof is home to ten nonuniversity research institutes, six Humboldt University departments and more than 1,000 enterprises. On a daily basis, nearly 25,000 people come here to work, do research or pursue their academic studies.
Recent cornerstone projects include the completion of the motorwayconnection in 2005, the re-opening of the S-Bahn station in 2012 and the ongoing development of the Rudower Chaussee commercial thoroughfare by service-oriented private investors. In addition, the "Wohnen am Campus" residential district with its accomodations individuaay tailored to more than 2,500 residents further enhances the appeal od the innovative, leavy and vibrant location.
The sale oft he property nearby oak grove right next tot he S-Bahn station marks one of the most recent successes geared to enhance living quality in Adlershof. Stateof- the-art office and commercial buildings are being constructed here, while a new restaurant will profit from the top location bordering on the adjacent small park.
