Project Presentation · City of Eilenburg

Residential Area
Florian-Geyer-
Strasse

18 homes for young families in western Eilenburg — detached single-family houses and semi-detached houses with gardens, fitting the neighbourhood.

12,793

m² Total Area

18

Homes

25

Min. to Leipzig

Bauvoranfrage submitted · March 2026

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12,793 m² Total Area | 18 Homes | 12 EFH + 3 DHH | ~8,000 m² Net Residential Land | 25 Min. Leipzig S-Bahn

The Property

Closing the gap between Schondorfer Mark and Karl-Marx-Siedlung.

Between the B87 bypass and the existing residential development along Florian-Geyer-Strasse lies a 12,793 m² brownfield site — a former landfill, closed for 39 years, ready for a new chapter.

18 homes for young families — 12 detached single-family houses and 3 semi-detached houses. 1-2 stories, Satteldach roofs, gardens, KfW-EH55. Fitting the neighbourhood and the Lieblingsstadt strategy.

Land RegisterEilenburg, Blatt 2563
Plot17/1, Flur 35
FNPGreen space (amendment requested)
Bauvoranfrage§75 SächsBO · March 2026
City SignalHr. Zakrzewski: "fundamental interest"

Site Context Map

B87 BYPASS Noise barrier 5m Residential street + turning area Forest buffer zone · ~2,400 m² Forest FLORIAN-GEYER-STRASSE Existing development · EFH · Satteldach roofs WURZENER LANDSTR. Access ← Leipzig 25 min. S-Bahn N 18 HOMES · EFH + DHH

Area Breakdown

Considered allocation — 62% net residential land with gardens, forest buffer and green spaces

Total area12,793 m²
Net residential land (18 plots)~8,000 m² 62%
Forest buffer zone (south)~2,400 m² 19%
Access road + turning area~1,300 m² 10%
Green space + playground + retention~1,100 m² 9%
18 Homes 12 EFH + 3 DHH

Development Concept

The Residential Area

12 detached single-family houses and 3 semi-detached houses — a green residential area with gardens, Satteldach roofs, and a residential street with turning area.

Detached Single-Family House (EFH)

12 houses · detached

120-160 m² living space · 1-2 stories

Plots 400-600 m² with garden

Satteldach 30-45° · KfW-EH55

2 parking spaces (driveway + garage/carport)

Semi-Detached House (DHH)

3 semi-detached houses · 6 units

100-130 m² living space · 1-2 stories

Plots 300-400 m² with garden

Satteldach 30-45° · KfW-EH55

2 parking spaces (driveway + garage/carport)

KfW-EH55

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Satteldach 30-45°

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Heat Pump

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2 Spaces/House

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Private Garden

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Rainwater Retention

Energy-efficient homes built to KfW-EH55 standard with heat pumps and Satteldach roofs. Open construction (offene Bauweise), max. ridge height 9.50 m, GRZ 0.30-0.35. Accessed via a residential street with turning area, entry from Wurzener Landstrasse. 2 parking spaces per plot (driveway + garage/carport).

Location & Connectivity

25 Minutes from Leipzig

S-Bahn S4 every 30 minutes. Primary school and Gymnasium within walking distance. Kiessee lake with water ski facility. Kaufland supermarket in 5 minutes.

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S-Bahn S4

25 min. Leipzig Hbf · every 30 min.

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B87 Direct

Bypass adjacent to property

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Schools

Primary school + Martin-Rinckart-Gymnasium

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Kaufland

An der Schöndorfer Mark · 5 min.

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Kiessee Lake

130 ha · beach · water ski facility

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Leipzig

30 min. by car · 40 min. S-Bahn

"Lieblingsstadt Eilenburg — The Best of Leipzig"

Campaign since 2016 · Goal: 20,000 residents · Rank 2 in Nordsachsen · +11.3% in 3 years

Transparency

15 expert reports over 27 years.
No hazard. Only supervised construction.

1984-1987

GDR landfill: household waste, construction rubble, brown coal ash

NO industrial or hazardous waste

1992-2019

15 independent expert reports over 27 years

Key report HABENICHT K-M 2269/98: "No concrete hazard to air or human health"

1998

40.19 t waste tyres professionally disposed of (Mehlitz & Co., Leipzig)

2001

Northwest section fully removed for B87 construction — technical feasibility proven

2019

Landfill gas measurements: 3 of 4 wells in CO2 phase, 1 well already in air phase

Biological decomposition nearly complete — natural end stage

2020

District authority Nordsachsen (Hr. Jaretzke): expert review + supervised construction

NO full remediation required — both conditions accepted

2026

Current gas measurements commissioned (Mull & Partner, Leipzig)

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The noise barrier solves two problems at once:

Sound protection against the B87 + on-site relocation of excavated material. No expensive removal, no landfill disposal costs.

Long-Term Value

What this project means for Eilenburg

~60

New Residents

Young families, commuters

18

Homes

12 EFH + 3 DHH

€0

Cost to the City

Development agreement §123

30+

Years of Tax Revenue

Property tax + income tax

Long-Term Benefits for the Municipality

AreaBenefitDetails
Population Growth+60 residentsContributing to 20,000 goal — young families, commuters (S4 Leipzig)
Homes18 residential units12 EFH + 3 DHH — proven model, fitting the neighbourhood
Tax RevenuePermanentProperty tax (18 homes), income tax share, trade tax (construction)
InfrastructureNo follow-up costsSchools, nurseries, roads — capacity available
Legacy ContaminationPrivately financedGDR legacy secured at developer's expense
B87 Noise ProtectionNoise barrierAlso protects adjacent existing development
City ImageLieblingsstadtHarmonious integration strengthens Eilenburg's reputation as a family city

Core Message

Eilenburg grows —
without a single euro from the city budget.

Infrastructure, contamination management, noise protection

All privately financed

Eilenburg benefits — immediately and long-term

17 Wks

Avg. marketing duration

High demand

Rank 2

in Nordsachsen

Sought-after location

KfW-EH55

Energy standard

Future-proof

S4 + B87

Leipzig connection

25 min.

Political Challenges

Eilenburg's challenges —
and how this project solves them

Every municipality faces structural problems. This project addresses six of Eilenburg's most pressing challenges — with a single development.

Challenge

Population Stagnation

Eilenburg has ~16,500 residents — far from the 20,000 target of the Lieblingsstadt campaign. Young families move to Leipzig because attractive building plots are lacking.

Our Solution

+60 new residents

18 homes for young families and S4 commuters. Satteldach roofs, gardens, KfW-EH55 — exactly the kind of offer that brings families to Eilenburg.

Challenge

Lack of Building Plots

Eilenburg has hardly any available building plots for families. Demand for homes is high, but supply is missing — young families relocate to surrounding areas.

Our Solution

18 homes with gardens

12 EFH (400-600 m²) + 3 DHH (300-400 m²). Proven model — fitting the neighbourhood with Satteldach roofs and open construction.

Challenge

GDR Legacy Contamination for 39 Years

The former landfill has been fallow since 1987 — a legacy in the cityscape and in the records. The city has neither budget nor obligation for remediation, but the problem remains.

Our Solution

Privately Financed Contamination Management

The developer bears all costs for expert reports, supervised construction, and the noise barrier (on-site excavation). €0 from the city budget — the legacy becomes building land.

Challenge

Tight Municipal Budgets

Investments in housing, infrastructure, and development compete with schools, roads, and social services. Every euro counts.

Our Solution

100% privately financed

Infrastructure, contamination management, noise protection — all at the developer's expense (development agreement §123 BauGB). The city only benefits: property tax, income tax share, infrastructure utilisation.

Challenge

Brownfield Sites and Untapped Potential

Eilenburg has unused brownfield sites in the middle of the urban area. These areas could provide housing but have been fallow for decades — missed potential.

Our Solution

Closing the gap after 39 years

Harmonious integration between Schondorfer Mark and Karl-Marx-Siedlung. Not a greenfield development — infill development with a proven model.

Challenge

Climate Goals and Energy Transition

Saxony and the federal government demand climate-neutral construction. Existing buildings in Eilenburg are largely uninsulated. New standards must be set.

Our Solution

KfW-EH55 · Heat Pump

All 18 homes built as KfW-Effizienzhaus 55 with heat pumps. Modern energy standards that position Eilenburg as a forward-looking family city.

One project — six solutions. Without a single euro from the city budget.

Visualisation

What the residential area will look like

18 homes with Satteldach roofs and gardens — north row and south row, accessed via a residential street with turning area.

B87 BYPASS Noise barrier · on-site excavation North row: 7 EFH + 1 DHH = 9 units Residential street + turning area South row: 5 EFH + 2 DHH = 9 units Forest buffer zone · ~2,400 m² Playground · Green space ~1,100 m² FLORIAN-GEYER-STRASSE Existing development · EFH · Satteldach roofs Access Wurzener Landstr. 18 Homes · EFH + DHH EFH · 1-2 stories · Satteldach DHH · semi-detached house N

Conceptual illustration — final design subject to B-Plan procedure

Together for Eilenburg

A vision that fits the
Lieblingsstadt strategy

This project is more than a construction proposal — it is a contribution to the future of Eilenburg. 18 homes for young families who will make this their home — fitting the neighbourhood.

Bauvoranfrage submitted · March 2026

Per §75 SächsBO — 6 questions, 10 appendices

18

Homes

12+3

EFH + DHH

0.30

GRZ

+60 new residents

18 homes mean approximately 60 new citizens — young families and commuters, supporting Eilenburg on the path to 20,000 residents.

Goal 20,000 ~16,500 current

Permanent tax revenue

Property tax for 18 homes, income tax share from ~60 new citizens, and no infrastructure costs for the city — the developer bears everything (development agreement §123 BauGB).

€0 Cost to the municipality

Proven model

Eilenburg needs building plots for families. EFH with Satteldach roofs and gardens — just like the existing neighbourhood. Harmonious integration, not an alien element.

Rank 2 in Landkreis Nordsachsen

Energy-efficient construction

All 18 homes as KfW-Effizienzhaus 55 with heat pumps. Modern standards that position Eilenburg as a forward-looking family city.

Closing the gap

The property serves as an infill between Schondorfer Mark and Karl-Marx-Siedlung. Not a greenfield development — urban infill.

Harmonious integration

Satteldach roofs, open construction, max. 9.50 m ridge height — fitting the existing development along Florian-Geyer-Strasse. Not an alien element, but a complement.

Bauvoranfrage — Planning Law Classification

Flurstück 17/1, Flur 35, Gemarkung Eilenburg · 12,793 m²

Complete

Bauvoranfrage

March 2026

2

Next Step

Bauvorbescheid

Q3 2026

3

Planned

Resolution to Prepare B-Plan

Q4 2026

4

Planned

B-Plan Procedure

2027

5

Planned

Site Development

2027/28

6

Target

First Families Move In

2028/29

"Hr. Zakrzewski confirmed fundamental interest in the further development of the site on 16.02.2026 and expressly recommended submitting a Bauvoranfrage. This project transforms a site that has been fallow for 39 years into a home for approximately 60 people — without a single euro from the city budget."

No risk for the city. No costs. Only gain — for Eilenburg and its new citizens.

Project Documents

Complete documentation available upon request

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Project Description

Complete concept with site analysis and planning data

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Timeline & Process

Milestones, approval steps, implementation timeline

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Development Concept

A3, 12 EFH + 3 DHH / 18 units, professional drawing

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Contamination Report

Landratsamt Nordsachsen, 06.03.2020

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Bauvoranfrage

§75 SächsBO, 6 questions, 10 appendices

Contact

Let us start
a conversation

We look forward to the exchange with the City of Eilenburg. We are happy to present the project in person.

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Niklas Plasmans

niklas@salkin.nl

+31 6 402 194 24

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Olonto B.V.

Netherlands