Karlsruhe: City is fighting for C-area-housing shortage is heading!

Karlsruhe: City is fighting for C-area-housing shortage is heading!

Karlsruhe, Deutschland - The Situation around the C-site in the Karlsruhe Nordstadt comes to a head! According to an application by the FDP and FW to the local council of October 22, the plans for housing in this area have been stalling for years. The project developer CG Elementum did not promote implementation, and in view of the tense situation in the construction and real estate industry, there is no improvement in sight. The parliamentary groups now demand that the city of Karlsruhe immediately takes negotiations with CG Elementum to buy the area back and create the urgently needed apartments.

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The city is under pressure! In view of the massive shortage of housing in Karlsruhe, she has to act. The application for the buyback negotiation is to be dealt with on November 4 in the main and financing committee. In the meantime, the “Greenville” construction site is waiting for the approval for the building applications that were delayed due to problems in the development plan procedure. But the CG elementum has already completed all preparatory work. The city of Karlsruhe is asked to complete the standard control process quickly in order to continue the construction work. Up to 40 percent subsidized or affordable apartments are planned within the framework of federal and state-wing programs for social housing.

The C-area, once a “Ami settlement”, is said to turn into a living village that offers supermarket, daycare, offices and apartments for singles, young families, young professionals and pensioners. But the city itself also plans to develop housing in the adjacent area, whereby the trees on Erzbergstrasse should be preserved. The developments around the C-site are crucial for the future of the housing market in Karlsruhe-and the clock ticks!