Neuperlach: Laid the foundation for 1,300 new apartments - a neighborhood is created!

Neuperlach: Laid the foundation for 1,300 new apartments - a neighborhood is created!

In the Munich district of Neuperlach, the new Alexisquartier takes on shapes. Today the foundation stone was laid for an ambitious residential project, which should offer more than just four walls. In this context, the state housing association Bayernheim realizes 347 affordable, barrier -free apartments for singles, couples and families. reports that the minister of living, building and transport, Christian Bernreiter, the first, the first Groundbreaking.

The Alexisquartier will be built on the site of a former gravel plant and comprises a total of around 1,300 apartments, daycare centers and shops. In addition to the 347 new units that Bayernheim built, 25 of these apartments are specially provided for single parents, while six are planned for wheelchairs. As Bayernheim explains, is distributed to eleven buildings of around 25,000 square meters, including an impressive high-rise building with 17 floors.

sustainability in focus

The construction project is built in sustainable wood hybrid construction and fulfills the energetic KfW 55 standard. The project combines modern living with ecological requirements. The heating and hot water supply takes place via a district heating system, which is an environmentally friendly and economical solution. The investment costs amount to impressive 142 million euros, which underlines the importance of the project for the city of Munich.

The completion is planned by the end of 2027, and a great demand is expected, especially with regard to the challenges on the Munich housing market. As reports municipal, plans to significantly increase the number of rental apartments. The aim is to design 80% of all new apartments as rental apartments in order to create affordable housing for the large number of moves to Munich.

growing population, increasing demand

Munich faces the challenge of keeping a forecast of 300,000 immigration step in the next ten years. Around 65% of Munich currently live for rent. In view of the rising rents and the price rises that have been constant since the 1990s, the creation of living space, in particular of price -driven rental apartments, is of central importance.

The Alexisquartier will not only offer new apartments, but also create attractive infrastructure such as parking spaces, shopping and daycare centers. Hopefully the positive development in Munich residential construction will continue to stop in order to be able to meet the needs of the population.

The cornerstone for the Alexisquartier not only marks the beginning of a new residential project, but also a small step towards a solution to the urgent housing shortage in Munich.