KaufPark Eiche is a retail park in Petershagen/Eggersdorf, Brandenburg, located east of Berlin along the A12 motorway corridor connecting the German capital to the Polish border at Frankfurt (Oder). The park serves the eastern Berlin metropolitan fringe and the Brandenburg communities east of the capital with large-format retail in a car-accessible motorway-proximate setting.
Petershagen/Eggersdorf is a municipality in the Märkisch-Oderland district east of Berlin, a community of approximately 13,000 in the peri-urban transition zone between Berlin’s eastern suburbs and the rural Märkisch-Oderland landscape. KaufPark Eiche’s position on the A12 motorway corridor captures both the local eastern Berlin fringe catchment and the transit traffic toward Frankfurt (Oder) and the Polish border. The retail park format provides large-format home improvement, furniture, food hypermarket, and general merchandise retail for the car-dependent eastern Brandenburg catchment. The Berlin metropolitan area’s proximity — approximately 20 kilometres from central Berlin — gives KaufPark Eiche access to the world’s third-largest German city’s consumer market while operating in the more affordable real estate environment of Brandenburg’s peri-urban fringe.
Petershagen/Eggersdorf’s 13,000 residents provide a small immediate base, but the eastern Berlin suburban catchment from Strausberg, Erkner, and the Märkisch-Oderland communities extends the regional draw significantly. The A12 motorway provides direct access from eastern Berlin and toward the Polish border. The S-Bahn from Berlin reaches the eastern Berlin suburbs within 30 minutes.
KaufPark Eiche serves the eastern Berlin metropolitan fringe with the large-format retail that the constrained urban real estate of central Berlin cannot accommodate, and benefits from the A12 corridor’s position as the primary road route between Berlin and Poland — a geographical advantage that channels both suburban residents and cross-border transit shoppers through the motorway-proximate retail park.
