Revolution in housing policy: New rental price brake causes excitement!

Revolution in housing policy: New rental price brake causes excitement!

In the first week of the new Austro-Ampel government, there are significant reforms on the agenda. Especially in focus, the controversial rental price brake, which despite the concerns of the non -profit construction associations that fear financial difficulties in renovations, should come into force from April 1. SPÖ boss and vice-chancellor Andreas Babler said optimistically and said: "From April 1, many people save themselves their money".
However, this project also triggered a large moral outcry by the landlords who have benefited from higher rents for years. BABLER said: "Of course there is a large moral outcry by the landlords who have made great money for years." These reforms are supposed to reduce the cost of living for many and come at a crucial time while the government is discussing how to deal with asylum issues.

Another central point are the possible changes in asylum law, especially the stop of the family reunification. As Today. The ÖVP plans to rely on the family reunification of the family reunification on the EU emergency regulation, although many experts do not recognize an emergency. BABLER emphasized that this was a concern of the ÖVP and called for evaluation by the Ministry of the Interior to clarify whether there is actually an emergency in the asylum area. "Now there is an evaluation and very reluctant management in family reunification," he said.
BALER also criticized the FPÖ sharply in his inaugural speech and said that the Republic was not left to a right -wing extremist Chancellor. "Kickl would have worked on the basic democratic pillars with the chainsaw," he warned and made it clear that the challenges of the coming years were "not a sure -fire success".