Bochum's Economic Pull: 500 People Move From East Each Year
Bochum is witnessing a steady influx of people from the new federal states, with approximately 500 individuals making the move annually for economic reasons. This trend, ongoing since reunification, has seen around 15,000 people relocate to Bochum from the east since 1991.
The migration pattern shows a significant flow from the former East Germany to Bochum. Each year, about 500 people choose to settle in Bochum, seeking better economic prospects. This trend has been consistent since German reunification in 1991, with a total of around 15,000 people making the move in the past three decades.
However, the migration is not entirely one-way. While the number of people moving from Bochum to the east is lower, it is still notable. Around 35% fewer people are moving from Bochum to the east compared to those moving in the opposite direction.
The migration from the new federal states to Bochum continues to be a significant trend, with around 500 people making the move each year for economic reasons. Since 1991, this has resulted in a total of around 15,000 people relocating to Bochum from the east. While the number of people moving in the opposite direction is lower, the overall migration flow is a testament to the ongoing economic dynamics between the regions.
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