Future-oriented living: opportunities for the Berchtesgadener Land!

Future-oriented living: opportunities for the Berchtesgadener Land!

The issue of housing development is being actively addressed in Berchtesgadener Land. For two years now, the district office has been organizing a series of events in cooperation with Berchtesgadener Land Wirtschaftsservice GmbH that deals with the creation of living space. A lecture evening with the title “Future-oriented living in rural areas through successful internal development” recently took place in Bad Reichenhall, at which over 30 participants from almost all communities in the district were present. Division manager Daniela Kronawitter began with statistical data that shows that rental prices in Berchtesgadener Land are above average compared to the national average, especially for rent for first-time and re-rentals.

Engineer and architect Stefanie Seeholzer, who has implemented numerous successful interior development projects in Upper Bavaria with her office, appeared as an expert. In her lecture, she presented examples of how usable potential in established places can be recognized and used. Particular emphasis was placed on the importance of a continuous dialogue between the planning actors in order to better understand the needs of the various target groups, from singles to families and older people, and to include them in the planning. The discussion also showed that the conversion of brownfield land and the adaptation of outdated development plans are essential for sustainable development lra-bgl.de reported.

Diverse challenges and opportunities

Berchtesgadener Land, a district in Bavaria, is characterized by its alpine landscape and proximity to the Austrian border. The region has a rich history dating back to the Middle Ages, when Berchtesgaden assumed an important role in administration. The geographical location and early settlements contributed to the current structure of the county, which was created in 1972 through the merger of several districts. This historical development has had a profound influence on the region not only politically but also culturally. Thanks to modern agreements such as the Schengen Agreement, cooperation with Austria has intensified, which promotes local development wikipedia.org highlights.

The challenges of housing development arise in the context of this complex history and the constantly changing social structure. In order to increase the attractiveness of the Berchtesgadener Land and combat the housing shortage, well-structured internal development is essential that takes into account the needs of both local residents and those of newcomers.