New residential area in Mühlheim: moving in in April after building delays!

The construction on the former Waitz site in Mühlheim is approaching its perfection. The major project that includes a modern residential complex is about to complete and is expected to receive the first residents in April 2025. The construction site extends over an area of ​​around 10,000 square meters and offers space for a total of 130 residential units.

The rental of the apartments begins in mid -January 2025. From this point on, interested tenants can apply for one of the new apartments. Iris Dilger, the managing director of the Rhein-Main residential company, explained that numerous inquiries from potential tenants have already been received. The demand for rental apartments in the region is high.

project course and challenges

Originally, the end of the project was planned for the end of 2024, but there were delays in the construction process, especially when building roofs on Bischof-Ketteler-Straße, which took more time than planned. Currently, the work in the back of the area has largely been completed, while interior design continues in the remaining units. The outdoor area still needs fine -tuning, including the establishment of bicycle boxes, seating and planting green areas.

The half-sided road closure of the Bischof-Ketteler-Straße, which was set up as part of the construction project, will probably remain by the end of February 2025. Residents have sued noise pollution and damage to their houses, while traders reported on the lack of customers due to the road closures. The city has also planned to convert the bus stop near the new residential area barrier-free, whereby this conversion was moved due to the delays on the Waitz site.

The developments on the WAITZ site are seen as an important step in the revitalization of the area and the urban development of Mühlheim, such as Primavera24 reported . Furthermore, a private construction company is planning the construction of a multi -party house on the opposite side of the street, for which there is already approval.

Overall, the project shows progress, despite the challenges that have occurred, and promises to significantly expand the range of residence in the region, as well as op-online reports .