Politics
Frankfurt City Council Approves Masterplan Mobilität and 2026 Budget
Residents face shifts in transport options, pedestrian access and municipal services after the council advanced the Masterplan Mobilität and the city budget.
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wellness
Frankfurt's 5 Best Running Routes Through Parks and Skyline
Frankfurt pairs a scenic Main riverside loop past the "Mainhattan" skyline with the sprawling Frankfurter Stadtwald forest and the Wallanlagen Ring, a green belt tracing the line of the city's former medieval walls.
finance
Frankfurt’s Retail Revival Reshapes Local Job and Talent Market
Record spending and new store openings on the Zeil spur fresh opportunities and evolving skills demand in Frankfurt’s retail sector.
sport
Frankfurt's New Arena Plans Boost City's Growing Fitness Culture
Europe-wide tender for multifunctional arena next to Deutsche Bank Park underscores commitment to sports access for teams and residents.
culture
Frankfurt Communities Transform Weekend Culture Through Grassroots Arts Movement
From the galleries of the Bahnhofsviertel to the workshops of Bornheim, a community-led movement is redefining how the city spends its weekends.
culture
Frankfurt Transforms From Financial Hub Into Cultural Powerhouse
As Frankfurt marks another busy July weekend, the city’s identity continues to shift between its financial roots and its emerging creative identity.
culture
Frankfurt Transforms: How Altstadt Reconstruction Reshapes Its Creative Identity
From the reconstruction of the Altstadt to the modern pulse of the Museumsufer, Frankfurt continues to redefine its identity as a creative hub.
property
Sachsenhausen Property Prices Frankfurt: 15% Gains
Main waterfront apartments in Sachsenhausen Frankfurt drive prices to 7,800€/sqm. Expat demand and riverside location premiums reshape local real estate.
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Frankfurt Officials Clash Over Building Faster As Rents Hit €20 Per Square Metre
As rents climb past €20 per square metre in central districts and the city's international workforce keeps growing, Frankfurt's planners and politicians are clashing over how to build faster, and for whom.
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Frankfurt's U5 Extension Adds Four Stations to Europaviertel District
The 2.7-kilometer Stadtbahn Europaviertel project will add four stations and tie one of the city's newest districts into the existing rail network.
property
Frankfurt's Rödelheim District Attracts Investors With New Rail Projects
Long overlooked, Rödelheim’s strategic location and upgraded transit links are turning it into Frankfurt’s latest property hotspot.
news
Frankfurt's Urban Development Path: How Housing and Mobility Policies Took Shape
City planning resolutions and approved plans reflect years of policy work on building land, transport and rental housing.
wellness
Building Psychological Resilience With Small Daily Habits
Frankfurt workers are layering brief pauses and movement into commutes and lunch breaks to steady their minds against rising urban pressures.
property
Frankfurt Renters Face €6,000 Per Square Meter Housing Crunch
With vacancy rates near historic lows and purchase prices still averaging €6,000 per square metre, Frankfurt tenants facing lease renewals are caught between an unforgiving rental market and a buying threshold most can't clear.
Politics
Hesse Budget Bills Will Reshape Frankfurt Family Costs Starting 2026
A cluster of bills moving through the Hessian Landtag this session targets energy levies, housing subsidies and childcare fees, with Frankfurt families among the most exposed to the outcomes.
finance
Frankfurt Traders Count the Cost as Oil Surge Squeezes Margins and the DAX Slides
A sharp rally in crude oil prices and broad equity weakness are tightening the vice on Frankfurt's export-dependent businesses and energy-intensive manufacturers.
culture
Frankfurt Transforms From Trade Fair Hub Into Global Tech Center
As Frankfurt marks another busy weekend, we look at the shifting cultural currents shaping the city's identity from the Main riverbanks to the skyscrapers of the banking district.
wellness
Frankfurt residents combat loneliness epidemic through neighborhood group activities
Frankfurt residents are finding relief from isolation through structured group activities in neighborhood parks and along the river.
Politics
Frankfurt Expands Public Transport With Major Infrastructure Investment Overhaul
Frankfurt residents can expect more frequent services and wider coverage following the city's latest investments in transport and public services, aimed at keeping pace with other major German urban centres.
culture
Frankfurt's Emerging Artists Transform Independent Gallery Scene This Summer
As the summer heat settles over the Main, a new generation of artists is transforming the city's independent gallery and performance circuit.
culture
Frankfurt's Cultural Scene Transforms Through Experimental Weekend Programming
From the banks of the Main to the galleries of the Bahnhofsviertel, Frankfurt's weekend programming marks a shift toward a more experimental creative identity.
community
Frankfurt's Eight Michelin Stars Meet Traditional Grüne Soße and Apfelwein
Traditional plates like Grüne Soße and Apfelwein anchor a scene that also includes eight Michelin-starred restaurants.
Politics
Frankfurt Strengthens Green Building Rules, Increases Low-Emission Zone Fines
From stricter green-sticker fines to mandatory roof greening, new regulations aim to reduce pollution and urban heat for Frankfurt communities.
wellness
Protein sources beyond meat: a local guide to eating well in Frankfurt
Plant-based and alternative proteins are carving out a growing presence in Frankfurt, from Westend farmers’ stalls to the Main riverside markets.