Regulations under pressure: living space supply in Vienna at risk

Regulations under pressure: living space supply in Vienna at risk

The alarm bell will ring in the Vienna real estate industry. The representatives of the real estate and wealthy hinges warn of the consequences of an excessive regulatory framework that endangers the creation of sufficient living space in the federal capital. This became clear in the run -up to a press conference that deals with the dramatic developments in the living space.

The first Austrian new building report is at the center of the discussion and will serve as the basis for the concerns and demands of the industry. The report is described as essential by those responsible in order to understand the current trends and challenges in housing construction. The conference will take place on Wednesday, November 27, 2024, at 9:00 a.m. in the Haus der Wiener Wirtschaft in the Wiener Wirtschaft 1 street. For those interested, there is also the option of participating in the event online via Livestream.

the speakers and content

Among the speakers are some well -known experts who will present their perspectives and solutions for the tense situation:

  • Michael Pisecky, the chairman of the Vienna specialist group who represents the concerns of the industry.
  • Alexander Bosak and Matthias Grosse from Exploreal GmbH, which have a significant impact on the first Austrian new building report in 2024.
  • Nicole Fürntrath from Homebase Immobilienverwaltungs GmbH, which shares your experience in real estate management.
  • Hansjörg Ulreich from Ulreich Bauträger GmbH, which will give insight into the developer side.

The discussion of these experts will particularly aim to point out the challenges that arise from the current regulatory policy to create new living space.

It is expected that the data presented from the new building report will provide important information to improve the living space situation. Since the topic of living space in Vienna is of great importance, this report could represent a trend -setting document for future political decisions. The possibility of tracking the live stream expands access to the information and ensures that as many stakeholders as possible are included in the discussion.

In view of the current challenges in housing construction, it remains to be seen which measures the Union and the responsible political actors will take in order to counteract the decreasing offer. Further information is also available in the run -up to the event, for example via the website or through media reporting.