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Demographic data

Berlin's population grew by 0.7 percent in 2023 compared with the previous year. Accordingly, around 27,300 more residents lived in Berlin last year than in 2022. Those of 30 to under 35 years old form the numerically largest age group. With more than 940,000 foreign residents from around 170 nations and an average age of the population of 42.7 years old, Berlin is a cosmopolitan and young city. 

The City of Berlin ... ... has increased about 33,400 Babies in 2023. ... is the largest city in Germany with more than 3,8 Mio. million residents (49% male, 51% female). ... has grown about 27,300 residents in 2023. ... is a young city, 56% of the population is younger than 45 years of age, the average age was 42.7. Foreign population of Berlin Berlin is an international city with people from about 170 nations living here. Berlin's population in age groups 2023 14% under 15 10% 15 to under 25 32% 25 to under 45 25% 45 to under 65 19% 65 and more The proportion of the foreign-born population in the total population is 24%, most of them coming from Turkey, Ukraine and Poland. (Source: Berlin-Brandenburg Statistics Office, 2024)
Ausschnitt aus dem Wirtschaftsatlas mit Blick auf den Potsdamer Platz

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