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Deutsche Welle: 2045 German Population Outlook
A study from the Berlin Institute for Population and Development indicates that more than one-third of the administrative units in Germany will experience a decline in population, with the country's total population expected to reach approximately 83.3 million by 2026. While growth continues in major cities like Frankfurt and Dusseldorf, the study predicts a population decline in some rural areas, especially in eastern Germany, where the gap between high-performing and weaker regions has widened. Bavaria will also remain the top performer in terms of demographic performance, with clear growth in most of its areas.
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