New residential project in Puntigam: 20 municipal apartments are being built on Adlergasse

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In the coming week there will be significant changes on a property in Adlergasse in Graz-Puntigam. Instead of the two residential buildings in need of renovation, which are currently there, a new residential building will soon be built. The innovative project provides for the construction of a modern residential building with 20 municipal apartments, which should be a significant improvement for the residential area in this quarter.

The mayor and councilor Elke Kahr (KPÖ) announced details about this project on Thursday. One of the main motivation behind this building is the creation of living space for citizens who are looking for affordable living space. The construction is expected to begin in early 2025 after the old houses are dismantled.

The project in detail

The demolition work on the existing buildings will be initiated next week. This is the first step to make room for the new house that will offer many modern amenities. The selection of the companies involved was also carefully made to ensure the highest quality and efficiency in construction.

The mayor explained the need for such residential projects, especially in view of the growing need for affordable living space. "We have the goal of bringing more quality of life to our city, and that also includes creating new living space," she said during the presentation. As reported, is a joint project by Wohnen Graz and the city of Graz, which includes everyone involved in order to provide the residents with an appealing living environment.

The planned building will not only include apartments, but also open spaces that are supposed to serve as a retreat for future residents. In addition, environmentally friendly building practices are intended that even enable sustainable energy supply.

The investment in new community apartments shows the commitment of the city of Graz to find solutions to the living space crisis and at the same time strengthen the quality of life of the citizens. It remains exciting to see how this project will develop and what effects it will have on the quarter. Further details about progress are expected in the local press.