Instone acquires site in the Stuttgart metropolitan region – residential quarter planned in Remshalden on the Grunbacher Höhe
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Instone acquires site in the Stuttgart metropolitan region – residential quarter planned in Remshalden on the Grunbacher Höhe
- Acquisition of a site of 9,168 m² on the Grunbacher Höhe
- Development of a sustainable residential quarter with 110 residential units and green communal areas; energy standards such as EH40 and QNG certification are included in the planning
- Location in the Stuttgart metropolitan region with good connections to the state capital as well as Waiblingen and Schorndorf
- Planning includes several buildings for different types of housing, a share of subsidised housing and a daycare centre
Please find enclosed a press release:
Essen/Remshalden, 3 February 2026: The German residential developer Instone Real Estate (“Instone") has acquired a plot of land covering 9,168 m² on Grunbacher Höhe in Remshalden. The plan is to develop a residential quarter comprising 110 residential units and a daycare centre, thereby addressing local demand for housing. Further planning steps will be carried out in close coordination with the municipality of Remshalden. With the acquisition the existing urban design considerations for the site are being taken forward and refined in collaboration with the municipality as part of the development plan procedure.
“We are delighted to be developing a neighbourhood here that is thoughtfully designed in terms of urban planning and that creates housing options for a wide range of needs – from compact to family-friendly units. With the planned daycare centre and communal green spaces, we aim to create real added value for the neighbourhood“, says Bianca Reinhardt Weith, Managing Director of Instone Real Estate Development GmbH. “Instone has been active in the region for many years and has successfully delivered residential projects in places such as Schorndorf. We are bringing this experience to Remshalden, working together with the municipality and focusing on local needs.“
Mayor Reinhard Molt adds: “We welcome the fact that Instone, an experienced and reliable partner with proven regional expertise, will finally be taking on this further development. We were closely involved in shaping the concept of the neighbourhood. We are delighted that together we can make an important contribution to responsibly expanding the supply of housing in Remshalden.“
The planned neighbourhood is based on the existing urban planning competition results from the a+r Architekten architectural firm. The current planning status envisages several buildings in two construction phases, complemented by green spaces for relaxation and community use. There are also plans for a share of subsidised housing and contemporary mobility options, such as car sharing and bicycle solutions. Sustainable elements such as energy-efficient construction, the use of CO₂-reduced concrete and modern heat pump technology are being taken into account – future residents and owners will benefit from energy standards such as EH40 and QNG certification.
The location on the Grunbacher Höhe combines a quiet, established residential environment with fast connections to Stuttgart, Waiblingen and Schorndorf. The Grunbach S-Bahn station can be reached in around ten minutes. Remshalden is characterised by a family-friendly environment, a strong base of mid-sized companies, and a wide range of cultural and community activities.
Press Contact: Instone Real Estate Leandro Lachnicht Grugaplatz 2-4, 45131 Essen, Germany Phone: +49 (0)201/45355-184 Mail: presse@instone.de
Instone Real Estate Development GmbH Registered office in Essen, registered in the trade register of the Local Court of Essen under Trade Register B 28401. Management: Bianca Reinhardt Weith, Philipp Rüßmann, Ralf Werner, Andreas Zeitler
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