Büroparks

Büroparks, or office parks, are commercial real estate developments that group multiple office buildings on a single site. They are designed to provide a campus-like environment with landscaped grounds, pedestrian links, and shared amenities, offering an alternative to central urban high-rises or scattered suburban offices.

Layout and design commonly feature low- to mid-rise buildings arranged around courtyards or promenades, with emphasis on green space, ease of movement, and connections to parking and transportation. Parks may include on-site services such as conference facilities, cafeterias, fitness centers, and sometimes retail or hospitality components. A single property manager often coordinates maintenance, security, and shared infrastructure across the park.

Development and use typically involve assembling land parcels near highway corridors or rail links to attract regional or national tenants. Tenants span corporate offices, professional services, technology firms, and government functions. Leases are usually long-term and structured to reflect the shared amenities, flexible space options, and uniform design standards of the park.

Trends and sustainability in Büroparks focus on energy efficiency, environmental certifications (such as DGNB or similar standards), and the integration of smart-building technologies. There is also a shift toward hybrid work models, with flexible floor plates and amenity hubs that appeal to staff while reducing commuting demand. Some parks incorporate mixed-use elements or enhance public transit accessibility to improve overall sustainability and attractiveness.