Lindenhof residents to shape neighborhood upgrades through new survey

Your voice could reshape Lindenhof. The city is listening—but only those directly affected get a say in this pivotal survey.

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2025 December 29 . 12:05 PM

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Lindenhof residents to shape neighborhood upgrades through new survey

Residents of Lindenhof in Bremen’s Gröpelingen district will soon receive letters inviting them to take part in a survey about their neighbourhood. The questionnaire will help shape future changes, with responses limited to those directly affected by the planned improvements.

The survey forms part of a ‘preparatory investigation’ under Germany’s Federal Building Code. It will cover key topics like mobility, housing conditions, and satisfaction with public spaces. Participants can complete it online or at two in-person events where city officials will be available to assist.

Many buildings in Lindenhof urgently need renovation, and additional measures beyond current efforts are now being considered. The Bremen Senate has hired ArgePlan, an external urban planning firm, to guide the process. This initiative follows Gröpelingen’s inclusion in the urban development programme since 2014, which led to an Integrated Development Plan. Residents’ input will directly influence decisions about the area’s future. The survey ensures only those living in Lindenhof contribute, keeping the feedback focused and relevant.

The results will help determine next steps for improving Lindenhof’s infrastructure and living conditions. Officials will use the findings to prioritise renovations and address residents’ concerns. The process reflects ongoing efforts to upgrade the district under Bremen’s wider urban development strategy.