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If the municipality is not completely asleep, you will get mail from them when the business has died.

Objection! - a business in the sense of a commercial area does not require registering an independent branch there. Until a German municipality hires a sworn translator to take a look into a Chinese commercial register ...

Our municipality chooses which businesses to establish. If only to estimate the trade tax the company could generate, especially since it sells land at a high price.

Our municipality chooses which businesses it allows to settle. Alone to estimate what trade tax the business could bring if they sell land at a high price.

Due to the Cayman Islands not participating in the fiscal equalization scheme, they often only get x,y percent of: nothing. Even the total wages only help them through purchasing power, since income tax goes to the municipalities of residence, not the place of work of the employees ...
Just to clarify: I am participating in a troll thread only because (and as long as) it is April

If this option were really so great and easy to implement, it would have become widely known by now. And the rush for such properties would be enormous.

I quote from the newspaper article.

For this reason, it is possible in many places to set up a so-called manager’s apartment on company premises - but only as an exception, because normally residential buildings are not allowed in purely commercial areas for noise protection reasons. Houses with manager’s apartments are also located in the Bliedersdorf commercial area “Postmoor Süd.” But where are the associated company halls?

“It is a nuisance,” explains an insider who has been dealing with this “phenomenon” for some time: On areas that are exclusively approved for commercial use according to development plans, one attractive little house after another is being built. But a building that in any way looks like a commercial operation cannot be found anywhere. “The advantage is obvious,” says the expert: The building land for companies, often subsidized by municipalities, is significantly cheaper than a building plot in a residential area. It is the same in Bliedersdorf: An inquiry by WOCHENBLATT with the building official of Horneburg, Roger Courtault, revealed that the square meter in the commercial area should cost around 40 euros. A few hundred meters further in the new development area it should be around 120 euros according to Courtault.

That’s exactly how it looks in reality. In the commercial area, one attractive little house after another is being built for a third of the land price. Apparently, it has already become known somehow. Well, I did not make all that up.

Eighteen years ago, there was a post on a stock portal with the headline “In the East, there are houses for 1000 euros.”
Oh, what nonsense they all wrote there. Doesn’t work, can’t be, crazy, just like here. However, I reacted immediately.
The next day, illegally inspected, that was on a Thursday. Monday at the notary and bought.

And yes, there were houses for 1000 euros back then. And before stupid comments come again right away: It was a large property with a detached single-family house in an idyllic location. And no, not a prime city location.

I will quote from the newspaper article.

For this reason, it is possible in many places to set up a so-called manager’s apartment on company premises – but only as an exception, since residential construction in purely commercial areas is normally not permitted due to noise protection reasons. Houses with manager’s apartments also exist in the Bliedersdorf commercial area “Postmoor Süd.” But where are the associated company halls?

“It is a nuisance,” explains an insider who has been dealing with this “phenomenon” for some time: On plots of land that according to development plans are exclusively approved for commercial use, one neat little house after another is being built. But a building that looks like a commercial operation is nowhere to be found. “The advantage is obvious,” says the expert: The land for companies, often subsidized by the municipalities, is considerably cheaper than a building plot in a residential area. This is also the case in Bliedersdorf: An inquiry by WOCHENBLATT with Horneburg building office manager Roger Courtault revealed that the square meter in the commercial area is supposed to cost around 40 euros. A few hundred meters away in the new residential area, according to Courtault, it should be around 120 euros.

This is exactly how it looks in reality. In the commercial area, one neat little house after another is being built for one third of the land price.
Apparently, this has become somewhat known after all.
Well, I did not just make all this up.

One neat little house after another is being built? And what is the status today, SIX YEARS AFTER THE ARTICLE?

Where is the fancy new housing development now in the commercial area? Probably well hidden from the satellites and disguised as a meat wholesale business or window manufacturing.

Just stop talking nonsense.