Redevelopment of Santa Fu: Proposed Construction of Accommodations and Eateries Adjacent
Modernization Plans for JVA Fuhlsbüttel in Hamburg
Plans have been announced to modernize and restructure the grounds of the Hamburg Prison (Justizvollzugsanstalt, or JVA) Fuhlsbüttel, known colloquially as "Santa Fu." The prison is set to undergo substantial changes in the coming months, according to the city's justice authority.
Excavators are scheduled to arrive at the site this week as constructions begin. The proposed changes include the construction of a new school and training facility, the demolition of unused buildings, and renovation of the sports field.
Upon completion, the vacated space may be repurposed for hotels, coworking spaces, restaurants, or student housing. However, no firm decisions have been made, as the justice authority is currently evaluating potential uses. The "Fuhlsbüttel Site Development" project is anticipated to be completed by around 2030 with an estimated cost of approximately 98 million euros.
JVA Fuhlsbüttel houses nearly 400 inmates, primarily those with longer sentences and those under secure custody. (dpa)
It should be noted that further specifics regarding the modernization plans, including precise details about new buildings, demolitions, and repurposed spaces, are still to be revealed. For the most accurate and up-to-date information, it is recommended to consult official Hamburg city documents or reach out to local authorities directly.
In the development of the Fuhlsbüttel Site, the repurposed spaces might cater to various businesses such as hotels, coworking spaces, restaurants, or student housing, serving as potential investment opportunities in the real-estate sector. The City of Hamburg's modernization plans for JVA Fuhlsbüttel also encompass finance-oriented activities, as the projected cost for the project is estimated to reach approximately 98 million euros.
