New residential project in Trudering-Riem: 500 apartments in planning!

New residential project in Trudering-Riem: 500 apartments in planning!

In Trudering-Riem, a lot is going on in terms of housing construction. The Bavarian House building has offered land for sale on which up to 500 new apartments could be built. These areas could serve as an expansion of the trade fair city Riem and offer space for urgently needed living space in the Bavarian capital. But the whole thing has its price: the city of Munich is supposed to put 49.95 million euros on the table, but this sum is met with skepticism in many city councils.

The negotiations on the purchase of the land already took place in the district committee Trudering-Riem, where there was a lively exchange about the advantages and disadvantages. While the city of Munich is interested in the purchase of the areas, some councils were critical of the high prices. The SPD parliamentary group has submitted an application to support the urban purchase and thus create affordable living space. One would like to reduce the risk of speculative gains.

controversy around the property purchase

concerns came from Herbert Danner from the Greens, who pointed out that the price for the property could put a considerable burden on the city and that a complete avoidance of speculative gains was questionable. He advocated not making a recommendation to the city for the purchase, especially since negotiations from the municipal department are already led. For its part, the CSU has raised an inquiry about the future social structure in the new development area and wants to ensure that a healthy mixture between rental and condominiums is guaranteed.

MAGDALENA MIEHLE from the CSU supported the purchase, but emphasized that stronger consideration of residential property in the fifth construction phase is necessary. The SPD also sees the need to keep an eye on the property rate in the new area. Susan Beer from the SPD warned that an excessive property rate could put pressure on the rental market. Susanne Weiß from the Greens even brought the proposal to postpone the ongoing applications and to shift the discussion to the sub -committee of district development. As the district committee decides, it remains to be seen, because the decision was postponed at the current time and the discussion should be continued.

Already now it turns out that the development in Trudering-Riem is a hot topic. The urban planning measures could not only affect the living situation, but also the social structure in the district. The focus of the future handling of the land will surely result in many discussions in the coming weeks and months, because every voice counts in the design of democratic decisions.

The mixture in Trudering-Rem shows that there is a lot at stake when it comes to creating living space. The current events are an exciting example of how local politics can influence the quality of life and living space for many Munich. Süddeutsche.de reports on the backgrounds during [tz.de] (https://www.tz.de/muenchen/stadt/hallomuenchen/muenchen-trudering-rudestadt-grundstuecke-hacke-haben-zisträrt-stadt-stadt-stadt-stadt-stadt-stadt-stadt-stadt-stadt- HILDES.