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Excellent research, maximum and specialized health care, a knowledge-based economy and multifaceted education and training in the healthcare industry are distinguishing features of Buch. With its clear focus on biomedicine, the health location has outstanding innovation and growth potential. Berlin-Buch has been designated as a premier location for future development in the innovation strategy of the capital city region.

There basic and clinical researchers from academia and non-university institutions are closely interlinked, as are the hospitals, and biotech companies and medical technology companies. Altogether, as key employers in Berlin-Buch, they employ nearly 6,500 people in the health sector. In addition, the health location Berlin-Buch generates an annual value of 320 million euros plus an additional 227 million euros in demand effects in Berlin. As a consequence, over 7,500 jobs have been created in Berlin, resulting in tax revenues for Berlin of 13 million euros per year *.

Thanks to the public funding by the Federal Government and the State of Berlin amounting to 700 million euros*, the research campus in Berlin-Buch has an excellent scientific infrastructure, state-of-the art technology platforms and a biotech park with around 75 companies. The renown of the science and health location attracts world-class scientists and is a magnet for new companies and enterprises.

This has meant that in recent years substantial private investments of 827 million euros have been invested in the region**. The HELIOS Kliniken group has established a maximum-care hospital in Buch and has invested 336 million euros** for this purpose. Thanks to the commitment of companies such as UKB Denkmal AG, COMBAG AG, Ludwig Hoffmann Quartier Objektgesellschaft mbH & Co. KG and the Widerker Group, historic hospital properties have been converted into attractive residential parks. Moreover, a shopping mall, the Schlosspark-Passage has been built in the center of Buch. Companies of the BiotechPark have attracted private investments, including hundreds of millions of euros in venture capital.

Significant economic effects for Berlin through planned investments at the future location Berlin-Buch

Investments of 729 million euros are planned for the healthcare location by 2035, primarily in the structural expansion of the science and biotech campus. This could create 3,800 additional jobs at the Buch site, including 1,275 jobs in biotechnology and medical technology. The gross domestic product could increase by 1.44 billion euros as a result of these investments, and Berlin could generate additional public revenue of around 125 million euros.***


*Up to and including 2024
**Up to and including 2018
***Source: Study by Investionsbank Berlin “Berlin aktuell - Wirtschaftliche Impulse des Zukunftsortes Berlin-Buch”


Nine good reasons for settling on Campus Berlin-Buch

  • Premier capital city location
  • Immediate availability of space
  • Specialized labor force
  • Excellent research centers and hospitals on the campus
  • Attractive rental terms
  • Staff development and in-service training on-site
  • Vibrant and cosmopolitan Campus community
  • Interdisciplinary networks and platforms with uncomplicated access
  • Increasing attractiveness of Berlin-Buch as place to live for Campus employees

News Buch Berlin

Eckert & Ziegler Achieves Further Earnings Growth and Double-Digit Sales Growth in the Medical Segment

Eckert & Ziegler SE (ISIN DE0005659700, TecDAX) increased sales in the first nine months of 2025 by 4% to €224.1 million compared to the same period last year. EBIT before special items from continuin...

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T-knife Therapeutics Presents Preclinical Data on PRAME-Targeted TK-6302 Highlighting its Potential as a Promising, Category-leading Therapy

Comprehensive TK-6302 data demonstrate preclinical efficacy and safety, supporting clinical readiness, alongside established scalable manufacturing. TK-6302 Clinical Trial Application planned in Q4 20...

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Why APOE4 raises Alzheimer’s risk

Researchers at the Max Delbrück Center and Aarhus University have found a mechanism through which the gene variant APOE4, long linked to a high risk of developing Alzheimer’s disease, impairs neuronal...

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Events Buch Berlin

16.11.2025, 11:00
Kinderkonzert zu Vivaldis "Vier Jahreszeiten"

Das Kammerensemble der Bürgersinfonie lädt Kinder zum Zuhören, Mitmachen und Instrumente-Ausprobieren ein.

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16.11.2025, 15:00
Konzert der Bürgersinfonie: "Vier Jahreszeiten" von Vivaldi

Das Kammerensemble der Bürgersinfonie wird sie mit Texten und der wunderbaren Musik von Antonio Vivaldi durch die Jahreszeiten führen.

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18.11.2025, 18:00
Von Kobalt-Kanone bis Schlaftherapie: Medizinstandort Buch in DDR-Filmdokumentationen

Filmabend mit historischem Filmmaterial

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