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Behind the sale of the Parc du Petit Prince, eleven years of public support that are still debating

Summary by Rue89 Strasbourg
The Parc du Petit Prince, located in Ungersheim in the Haut-Rhin, has benefited from low-cost land since 2014, thanks to the support of the Collectivité d'Alsace, the Grand Est region and the agglomeration of Mulhouse. The acquisition of the park by the Ptak group risks relaunching the debate.
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Behind the sale of the Parc du Petit Prince, eleven years of public support that are still debating

The Parc du Petit Prince, located in Ungersheim in the Haut-Rhin, has benefited from low-cost land since 2014, thanks to the support of the Collectivité d'Alsace, the Grand Est region and the agglomeration of Mulhouse. The acquisition of the park by the Ptak group risks relaunching the debate.

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Rue89 Strasbourg broke the news in on Monday, April 21, 2025.
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