Real estate market Carinthia: urgent need for reform for a stable future

Real estate market Carinthia: urgent need for reform for a stable future

The Carinthian real estate industry sees itself in an exceptionally challenging environment. The industry significantly strain the high construction costs and complicated bureaucratic requirements. This situation is particularly important during the government negotiations, as Mag. Paul Perkonig, the specialist group chairman of the real estate and wealth lacer in the Carinthia Chamber of Commerce. "Now it's time to set the right course," he explains.

The industry is presented with massive challenges, in particular by the restrictive KIM regulation, which brakes the market strongly. "Our small and medium -sized companies in particular make these developments hard," explains Perkonig. A healthy real estate industry is crucial for the creation of jobs in the region, and the current conditions are jeopardizing the stability of this sector.

necessary measures to relieve

To improve the stressful location, Perkonig supports a number of nationwide protective measures. He calls for an urgent acceleration of the building permit procedures and the reduction of unnecessary bureaucratic hurdles. In particular, the KIM Ordinance, which is a hurdle for many potential first buyers, should be exposed to self-use. "We urgently need future -oriented housing funding, which is mainly taken into account young families," says Perkonig. Long -term predictable grants could create crucial incentives here.

Another important point is the renovation of existing properties in connection with a densification, especially in urban areas. "Tax incentives should be set here to reduce renovation obstacles," he demands. The prospect of such measures could bring a positive turn for the currently tense market situation.

political responsibility

Another appeal is aimed at the future government: "Politics must recognize the importance of the commercial real estate industry, which includes two thirds of the new building and existing renovations," explains Perkonig. It is crucial that a functioning market and safe jobs are created in the regions. This could be done by clever regulations without the use of tax funds.

The required measures in the industry is not just the suspension of the KIM regulation for first-time buyers. Other urgent demands are:

• The accelerated processing of building permits.
• The reduction of excessive standards and conditions.
• Legal certainty for value security clauses.
• Tax incentives for a renovation turbo to support the revitalization of existing real estate.

"Time is pushing", warns Perkonig. "The new federal government is required to address these issues promptly, otherwise the crisis in the real estate industry will further tighten," he summarizes the pressing challenges. For more information on these developments, we refer to the reporting www.5min.at .