RemsPark Waiblingen

RemsPark Waiblingen is a retail park in Waiblingen, Baden-Württemberg, in the Rems valley east of Stuttgart, serving the Rems-Murr-Kreis district with large-format retail in a motorway-accessible location. The park serves the residential and industrial communities of the Stuttgart eastern metropolitan fringe along the Rems river valley.

Waiblingen is the administrative capital of the Rems-Murr-Kreis district and a prosperous residential city of approximately 55,000 east of Stuttgart, well-connected to the Stuttgart metropolitan area via the S-Bahn S2 line. The Rems valley east of Stuttgart is characterised by a mix of Mittelstand manufacturing companies in engineering, automotive supply, and precision mechanics — the economic backbone of the Baden-Württemberg economy — whose highly skilled workforce creates above-average household incomes across the Rems valley communities. RemsPark provides the large-format retail categories for the car-dependent family shopping occasion: food hypermarket, DIY, electronics, and home furnishings in a format that Waiblingen’s compact city centre cannot accommodate. The B14 and B29 federal roads, and proximity to the A81 motorway, provide regional road access.

Waiblingen’s population of approximately 55,000 and the Rems-Murr-Kreis communities of Kernen, Korb, and Remshalden extend the regional draw. The S2 S-Bahn provides transit access to Stuttgart Hauptbahnhof in approximately 25 minutes. The B14 and regional roads provide access from across the Rems valley.

RemsPark Waiblingen serves the large-format retail function for the Stuttgart eastern metropolitan fringe within an economically prosperous Baden-Württemberg Mittelstand manufacturing corridor whose engineering industry income creates a consumer spending environment that sustains above-average retail productivity at suburban retail park formats across the Stuttgart metropolitan region.