Berlin runs short of office space


Trend Micro said that Berlin has more than 2.8 million insecure devices.

BERLIN: Nearly 30 years after the fall of the Wall, “cool” Berlin is booming, with some 40,000 people moving to the German capital every year to work not just at its vibrant tech startups but also increasingly at big multinational firms.

As the city once seen as a low-cost government backwater comes into its own as a European business centre, office supply has not been able to keep up with the sharp rise in demand.

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