More Jobs, Not Necessarily More Turnover: Ruhr Area Develops Differently
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Those who cross the city boundaries within the Ruhr area – from Essen to Dortmund, from Bochum to Duisburg or from Gelsenkirchen to Oberhausen – leave their usual microcosm, but remain in the same condensed conurbation. The Ruhr metropolis is characterized by short distances, a historically grown infrastructure and surprising communal peculiarities. A change of residence within the district is therefore fundamentally different from a long-distan…
A robust signal despite a restrained investment climate and constant cost pressure: Last year, the business location Ruhrgebiet developed better than other parts of the country. Employment grew by +0.6 percent in 2025, stronger than in North Rhine-Westphalia (+0.3 percent) and in comparison with the Federal Republic (+0.1 percent). This is a result of the business report Ruhr, which the Business Metropolis Ruhr GmbH (BMR) has now published. "The…
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