Abstract
The current situation in industrial real estate development is characterised by a paradox: open space is still under attack although enough reserves are available in sum. However, the supplied real estates do not fit within the given demand in terms of location and quality. Causing factors are the existing supply-oriented urban planning law, but also a regional planning model which allocates concrete settlement areas. In these terms, the presented paper offers a new concept which aims at a quantity control of industrial real estates in combination with contractual agreements within a region between the municipalities and the regional planning authority.
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