What’s New: Following 100 successful years in Lokstedt, the new site will be located on the Tasköprüstraße in Hamburg-Bahrenfeld. It will be designed according to the specific work environment needs of the NXP team in Hamburg with more than 800 team members, and will be home to research, development, testing and marketing for NXP’s automotive, industrial and IoT businesses, as well as general management functions. In addition, the new site will accommodate NXP Hamburg’s competence centers, such as for System on Chip (SoC) Security, Artificial Intelligence at the Edge and System Innovation for Automation, Robotics, Health as well as its TeraHertz Laboratory for mobile communication and automotive radar innovations.
The new location, close to the Science City Hamburg, supports further engagement in driving the high-tech ecosystem development in Hamburg and beyond. The new site will feature timeless architecture with a goal in meeting state-of-the-art sustainability criteria, enabling interdisciplinary collaboration in a hybrid world and bringing team members closer together.
The development of the project has been conducted by Hamburg based real estate group Captiva, turning the former wholesale market site into a modern corporate headquarters. AUG. PRIEN Projektentwicklung is continuing the project development, will construct the new building and will lease to NXP. CBRE GmbH advised NXP throughout the entire transaction process. The planned move-in date is early 2031.
“NXP is a key player in Hamburg’s innovation landscape, driving forward quantum computing and other cutting-edge technologies. The future Science City Bahrenfeld offers ideal conditions for the development of innovative technologies and products. With world-class research facilities such as DESY and X-FEL, startups, and an attractive urban environment, NXP will find an excellent location for its future development there. I wish the company a successful move and much success in the future!” – Dr. Peter Tschentscher, Hamburg’s First Mayor
“This move follows our companies’ vision of a people-centric, inclusive workspace for all our team members, creating an environment that fosters innovation and collaboration. It also expresses our commitment to supporting Hamburg’s development as a key hub for future technologies and high-tech ecosystems – locally, regionally, and across Europe. We are excited to continue our future in the city of Hamburg and we are grateful for the continued support we receive.” – Lars Reger, CTO at NXP
For more information visit www.nxp.com.
