Sustainable Regional Land Resources Management



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Sustainable Regional Land Resources Management Institute for Infrastructure and Resources Management Institute for Urban Development und Construction Management Institute for Real Estate Management Institute of Finance - Site Revitalisation UBA - FKZ 205 77 252 Prof. Dr.-Ing. Robert Holländer IIRM - Institute for Infrastructure and Resources Management

Agenda 1. Project Aim and Project Structure 2. Approach 3. Analysis 4. Integrated Assessment 5. Exemplary Results (Case Study Leipzig)

Project Aim and Structure Assess Conditions of Brownfield Re-Vitalisation (exemplified through sites of German Railways Group) Comparing brownfield and greenfield developments a. Model Regions b. Location Types Analysis of land use patterns a. Spatial b. Economic c. Environmental Integrated Assessment Recommendations

Approach 2 Modell regions 5 Location types 8 Municipalities

Approach: Location Types Location Types 1 2 3 3a 3b 4 5 Prosperous large city (except city centre) Less prosperous large city Peripherally located small or medium-sized town In between (interspace) zones with starting conurbations In between zones of less densitiy or peripheral regions with starting conurbations Medium sized town outer central area Suburban area = greenfield

Approach: Analysis Inner city brownfield portfolio Spatial Analysis Selection of model sites Identification of re-use proposals Economic Analysis Environmental Analysis Integrated assessment

Spatial analysis Brownfield portfolio Macro analysis (Identification of development focuses/ regional level) Check formal and informal restrictions Interviews with local authorities On-site analysis (functional and urban context) Micro analysis (model site) Scoring model Re-Use Proposal

Economic Analysis Real Estate Feasibility Real Estate Market Actors and economic incentives : DB - Investor Municipality Brownfield Government aids and subsidies RES invest

Environmental Analysis Traffic implications in the environment (emissions and space) Ecological structure of the region Traffic volume Ecological Site Value Scenario 1 (current use): & Scenario 2 (reuse proposal) Environmental compartments (soil, water, climate/air) Landscape Scenery Biodiversity Soil Sealing 4 3 2 1 Soil Quality Groundwater Regeneration 0 Biota (flora, fauna and man) Fresh Air (Ground-)Water Quality Air Convection Air Quality Current Use Reuse Proposal Environmental site value

Assessment: Economic Viability economic disadvantage economic advantage NCV - Investor > 500 Tsd > 100 Tsd > 10 Tsd 0 > 10 Tsd > 100 Tsd > 500 Tsd NCV - Municipality 0 > 500 Tsd > 100 Tsd > 10 Tsd > 10 Tsd > 100 Tsd > 500 Tsd economic disadvantage economic advantage

Assessment Eco-Efficiency = value of product or service environmental effect or resource consumption 4 Environmental site value 3 2 1 0 (--) (-) (+/-) (+) (++) Value (Municipality)

Case Study Leipzig Former Railway Yard Leipzig-Plagwitz Location Type 1 Site (DB AG): 190.000 ha Former railway yard: Few buildings Railway tracks Western part of Leipzig URBAN II area Vicinity housing areas and commercial zones

Leipzig brownfield re-use proposal: Miscellaneous land use Northern part: commercial buildings, research and development Southern part : detached houses

Leipzig (greenfield) Alternative greenfield development: Detached houses

Economic Analysis: Leipzig Stakeholder Scenario Brownfield Greenfield NCV before revitalisation / project development Project Owner / DB AG present -263.908 3.243 Municipality present 0 0 NCV after revitalisation / project development Investor expected -1.406.233-1.443.314 worst case -3.540.277-3.678.350 Municipality expected 1.737.039 1.700.339 worst case 606.535 570.395 Time scale: 10 years

Environmental Site Value Leipzig Brownfield Comparison before and after development Soil structure 4 City and landscape quality 3 Soil quality 2 Biotope quality 1 0 Groundwater recharge Fresh air formation Groundwater quality Fresh air exchange Air quality and emissions Present use Re-use proposal

Environmental Site Value Leipzig Greenfield Comparison before and after development Soil structure 4 City and landscape quality 3 Soil quality 2 Biotope quality 1 0 Groundwater recharge Fresh air formation Groundwater quality Fresh air exchange Air quality and emissions Present use Re-use proposal

Eco-Efficency Brownfield Environmental Ökologische Standortwertigkeit Site value 4 3 2 NCV Investor: -3.540.277 EURO Plagwitz - Ist - present Plagwitz - Soll exp. Plagwitz --Soll exp (Worst (worst Case) case) NCV Investor: -1.406.233 EURO 1 NCV Owner: -263.908 EURO 0 (--) (-) (+/-) (+) (++) Value Nutzwert (Municipality) Kommune

Eco-Efficiency Greenfield Ökologische Standortwertigkeit Environmental Site value 4 3 2 1 Greenfield Grüne Wiese - present - Ist Greenfield = - exp Greenfield Grüne Wiese - exp - Soll (worst (Worst case) NCV Owner: Case) 3.243 EURO NCV Investor: -1.443.314 EURO NCV Investor: -3.678.350 EURO 0 (--) (-) (+/-) (+) (++) Nutzw ert Kommune Value (Municipality)

Thank you Robert Holländer, Enrico Thomas, Anja Brandl, Oliver Rottmann, Christian Winkler, Sabine Lautenschläger hollaender@wifa.uni-leipzig.de Tel: + 49-341 - 9733870