Mönchhof site
With an area of 110 hectares (approx. 272 acres), the 
Mönchhof Site in the northwest of Frankfurt Airport is the region's largest undeveloped commercial site. Our real estate subsidiary is responsible for developing and marketing the site. Logistics groups, airport-related enterprises, and companies will find this an ideal central location for the distribution of goods and services throughout the entire Frankfurt/Rhine-Main region. The first 6,000 square meters of land were sold in February 2007 to the internationally-active "ontour transport service GmbH" logistics company- In june 2007 a second contract was inked for the sale of approximately 33,000 square meters to Logicreal Airport FFM GmbH.
The first step of the company focused on logistics facilities will be the construction of the "Logicpark Airport Frankfurt" on grounds covering 18,000 square meters. The laying of the foundation stone was on April 18, 2008. The Logicpark Airport Frankfurt has attractive storage buildings, offices and service areas.
Please write to us if you have any questions about Tradelogistics Center Mönchhof!
Gateway Gardens
Gateway Gardens celebrated its official opening ceremony on June 6, 2008. This new addition to Frankfurt Airport City is located in close vicinity to Terminal 2. Gateway Gardens covers an area of 35 hectares next to the busiest highway (Frankfurter Kreuz) intersection in Europe. Consequently, this superb location offers quick and direct road connections to Frankfurt Airport, highways and railway systems. Modern architecture in the midst of green areas opens up a wide range of options for use: Service companies, hotels, meeting and conference facilities, catering, retail, and entertainment facilities are expected to locate in the area by the year 2016. Thus a pulsating urban quarter for work and leisure is growing as part of the international Frankfurt Airport City.
Located to the northeast of Frankfurt Airport, Gateway Gardens is being developed as a public-private partnership (PPP) project, involving the City of Frankfurt and the four private partners Fraport, Groß & Partner Grundstücksentwicklungsgesellschaft, OFB Projektentwicklung, and ING Real Estate.
See Gateway Gardens in a 3-D model at www.gateway-gardens.de.
Further information and impressions of Gateway Gardens may be obtained from a current
brochure 
(2,609 KByte) and
image video 
(Streaming Media).
Please write to us if you have any questions about Gateway Gardens!
AIRRAIL CENTER FRANKFURT
At the second biggest airport on the European continent, directly on top of the long-distance railway station for ICE high-speed trains and with direct connections to the terminal and Frankfurt expressway intersection, the most mobile service center in Europe is being built: the AIRRAIL CENTER FRANKFURT. It will be a multi-functional, high-end "outstanding piece of real estate" with its unique futuristic architecture featuring a new form of flexibility, dynamics and speed.
Approximately 150,000 square meters will be available for office space, conference rooms, shops, restaurants, hotels and green atriums. This location will be a place of work, communications, wellness and an international meeting point.
Approximately half of the space has already been leased before the start of construction work. Renter are the Hilton Hotels Corporation, the audit and consulting company KPMG and the Metropolitan Medical Center.
The completion of construction work will be at the end of 2009.
You can get a first impression of the AIRRAIL CENTER FRANKFURT in our
video (3,86 MByte) and our
folder (1.276 KByte).
Further information is available at www.airrail.de.
Airport Office Center
Prominently located next to Terminal 2, the new Airport Office Center in Frankfurt Airport City will offer premium office space for rent. The office complex offers direct access to Terminal 2's underground parking garage. Furthermore, it features about 20 open air car parking spaces for VIPs. The individual office units can be marketed separately and be flexibly adapted to customer requirements.
More information on the Airport Office Center is available
here.
A380 Maintenance Base
In June 2006, ground was broken and construction launched of the A380 Maintenance Base on the south side of Frankfurt Airport. Lufthansa will take up maintenance and overhaul operations for its fleet of A380 superjumbos at this base starting 2008.
New Terminal 3
Construction of Terminal 3 is planned at the former U.S. air-base site in the south of Frankfurt Airport, with additional cargo facilities and repair shops. The new passenger Terminal will increase the airport's capacity by 25 million to approximately 80 million passengers per year. The associated apron space, with 75 aircraft positions and additional taxiways required for the operation of the Terminal will be developed on an area of 305-hectares.
More information about the A380 Maintenance Base and the new Terminal 3 is available
here.
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