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Homburg is getting 137 new apartments: construction starts this summer!
137 subsidized apartments are being built in Homburg, construction will begin this summer and will be completed by 2029. Citizen dialogue and transparency are emphasized.
Homburg is getting 137 new apartments: construction starts this summer!
The local building cooperative in Homburg is planning to build a total of 137 subsidized apartments. The first construction phase is scheduled to begin this summer, with completion of the last apartments scheduled for 2029. This project aims to develop an inner-city residential district tailored to the needs of citizens. The need for affordable housing is particularly great in Homburg, which underlines the relevance of this project. iz.de reports about this development and emphasizes the long-term perspective of the project.
At the same time, another WOGE Saar construction project is being developed at the Warburgring in Homburg. Loud homburg1.de A residential complex consisting of a total of eleven buildings will be built here. The plans had to be adjusted due to citizen protests and political decision-making processes, which led, among other things, to a reduction in the number of floors in some buildings. Completion of this project is expected in mid-2023.
Housing construction details
The apartments in the WOGE project vary from one-room apartments with 40 m² to family apartments with 120 m². A total of 124 residential units are available for rent. The necessary preparations began in spring 2023. An important feature of this project is the creation of 180 parking spaces, most of which are located in an underground car park. To this end, WOGE has invested an additional 700,000 euros in parking space, supported by state funds. In addition, 3.2 million euros flowed from the funding pool for social housing, which underlines the importance of the project for the region.
Mayor Michael Forster emphasizes the transparency and dialogue with residents as well as the involvement of politics. He sees the WOGE project as a significant contribution to relieving traffic and parking problems in the hospital area. This shows that the city of Homburg is also responding to the challenges of the housing market and offering solutions.
The construction projects in Homburg reflect the current social and economic challenges, in particular the effects of the corona pandemic and the Ukraine crisis, which have led to personnel and delivery bottlenecks as well as cost increases. However, these factors have not stopped developers from making progress and creating affordable housing.