Modern quarters at the Perlacher Forest: Refurbishment of the Ami settlement starts!

Modern quarters at the Perlacher Forest: Refurbishment of the Ami settlement starts!

In the last meeting of the district committee of Obergiesing Fasangarten, the renovation of the Ami settlement on the Perlacher Forest was discussed in detail. Representatives of the Federal Real Estate Authority (BIMA) presented the specific plans for the future development of the residential area. A high interest on the part of the residents, many of them tenants, was shown by the large number of participants in this meeting. As the tz In the long run, the settlement added an additional 1000 units, which means that the living space should be almost doubled.

Overall, extensive renovation and demolition plans have been specified. With the aim of creating a modern neighborhood that not only includes apartments, but also daycare centers, care facilities and business, the plan provides significantly more space for future residents. The planned measures are divided into three phases: First, the roofs of the existing buildings are renewed and expanded by dormers, this is followed by the modernization of the earth and basement. In the last phase, the building technology is completely renovated. Despite these positive prospects, there were also critical voices that underlined loudly: "This is not family -friendly!" And "We are lied to!".

long -term planning and challenges

The BIMA plans to tear down a total of 42 buildings and to rebuild if all legal and technical questions have been clarified. An expert opinion on checking the trees and for the pollutant test is planned. This creates important foundations for the renovation, which will extend over a period of 15 to 20 years. Moving management is intended to ensure that the existing tenants can be resettled during the renovation within the settlement, while two new houses should be created before the big work begins.

The concerns of the residents are an important aspect, especially in an environment that is characterized by an acute lack of living space. According to a study by the alliance of the association "Social Wohnen", more than 550,000 apartments in Germany are behind, which takes into account the growing requirements through immigration and rising rental prices. Munich has developed into a top town here, in which the average rent for reimbursements is a crisp 20.59 euros per square meter, as the bpb

criticism of communication

The BIMA's plans are not without criticism. There have already been concerns in the city council, especially when it comes to communication with the agency. The uncertainty that remains with the tenants, in addition to complex approval procedures, raises questions. The city council's planning committee has made a decision to set the approval process, but it is pointed out that it could take several years before construction work can actually be started. On this occasion, the challenges of the housing market are shown, which urgently needs a quick solution.

Developments in the Perlacher Forest and the challenges on the housing market once again show how important a well -planned housing construction is. In the long run, the renovation of the AMI settlement could represent a small but fine step in the right direction-provided that the concerns of the residents are taken seriously and the burstaucratic hurdles quickly overcome.