Mainz is investing 5.2 million euros in climate -friendly living space!

Mainz is investing 5.2 million euros in climate -friendly living space!

The city of Mainz receives a strong financial thrust for the environmentally friendly modernization of rental apartments. The Investment and Structural Bank Rhineland-Palatinate (ISB) has granted Wohnbau Mainz GmbH funding of around 3.7 million euros and a repayment subsidy of around 1.5 million euros. With these funds, 24 affordable rental apartments in Mainz are renovated and adapted to the efficiency house standard 70. Finance and Minister of Construction Doris Ahnen presented the funding notice together with the ISB board of Dr. Ulrich Link in a solemn event in which the importance of funding for the local living situation was emphasized.

modern and affordable apartments for the future

In the case of the extensive modernization, which takes place in the Mombach district, occupancy and rental bonds are planned for 12 apartments for a period of 20 or 25 years. This ensures that the apartments for households with medium -sized incomes remain affordable. The managing director of Wohnbau Mainz GmbH, Roman Becker, emphasized the importance of this initiative: "We are very happy about the generous support and the opportunity to make an important contribution to the creation of affordable and climate -friendly living space in Mainz." The monthly rental prices for the renovated apartments are set at 8.10 euros, which makes it accessible to many Mainz.

This measure is part of a more comprehensive future project for urban development in Mainz, as Mayor Nino Haase explained. The city thus sets a sign of social responsibility and sustainability in a district that is one of the socially weaker in Mainz. Also according to ImmobilienScout24 is the need for affordable living space in Mainz, which underlines the urgency of such projects.