Students in Munich pay more for housing than in any other German city
A small flat in Munich costs a student around €880 a month including utilities, while the state provides only €380 for housing under the BAföG programme.
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Augsburg city hall is developing a fallback mechanism for subsidised housing construction
What is a city to do if it demands subsidised housing from developers but has no money for it, because the budget for social housing has long been sabotaged by the Söder government?
In Munich’s Berg am Laim district, an office building with a facade unique to Germany is under construction
In Munich's Werksviertel quarter, where until recently factory halls and nightclubs used to make noise, a
Subsidized Housing Tenants in Munich Granted Exchange Opportunity via City Housing Exchange
Munich remains one of Germany's most strained rental housing markets: free apartments are in critical short
Tegernsee Tops the Ranking of Germany’s Most Expensive Mountain Resorts
At the foot of the Bavarian Alps, on the shores of Lake Tegernsee, purchasing a house
Munich Municipality Plans to Build a Residential Complex for the Elderly in the Perlach District
Due to pan-European demographic changes and the gradual aging of the urban population, a large-scale social
Restored Tucherschloss Castle Put Up for Sale in Bavarian Feucht
An opportunity to acquire a rare property has emerged on the European historical real estate market.
Munich Municipality Approves Development Plan for Former Post Office Site
The urban planning policy of the Bavarian capital is entering a phase of large-scale infrastructure transformations
Munich Returns Housing Equivalent to 200 Million Euros to the Real Estate Market
The problem of housing shortages in the Bavarian capital is forcing city authorities to find new
Munich Mayor Krause Confirms Intent to Build 50,000 Apartments and Responds to Criticism of His Plans
The housing issue in Munich has long moved from the category of socio-economic problems into the
Completion of 262 Wooden Apartments in Munich: Housing for 400 Residents
Munich continues to reinforce its position as a leader in sustainable urban development. In the Feldmoching district, the construction of a large-scale residential complex has officially been completed, serving as a prime
US Armed Forces do not plan to release territories for residential development in Upper Bavaria
The lands that have hosted American garrisons for decades could serve as an ideal foundation for resolving the housing crisis in Upper Bavaria.
Munich Lord Mayor Dieter Reiter announced the abandonment of land development plans through the SEM mechanism
Lord Mayor of Munich Dieter Reiter intends to cancel urban development measures (SEM) in the northeast and north of the city. After years of no development rights, a new model of interaction
Responsibility for Misuse of Housing Tightened in Garmisch-Partenkirchen
Through a specific statute, authorities in Garmisch-Partenkirchen aim to limit the number of holiday apartments. However, the document has now required further refinement.
Why Before the Elections: Hundreds of Apartments in Munich’s New Residential Quarter to be Ready for Move-in Soon
The new Orplid quarter in Munich is designed as a focal point for future residents. The Rothenfusser family plans to create a living space that meets specific requirements.
120 Rooms Standing Empty: Building Remains Vacant for Years
The former St. Josef nursing home in the center of Karlsfeld has been vacant for four years. During this time, the building has repeatedly been a target for theft and vandalism. Now,
Decisions Before the Election: Munich City Council Approves Plans for New Residential Quarters with Two Thousand Apartments
Two new urban quarters are planned for construction in the Bavarian capital. The City Council intends to respond to the persistent housing shortage through these developments.
Munich Launches Pilot Project for Climate-Friendly Neighborhood in Harlaching
Residents are taking an active role in defining necessary measures; however, the energy-efficient renovation of buildings in Neuharlaching has emerged as a significant challenge for city authorities.
Munich Proceeds with 650 Apartments at Twelve Euros per Square Meter Despite Local Criticism
The Federal Agency for Real Estate Management has planned the construction of affordable housing in Milbertshofen. While the project is moving forward, the head of the district committee has criticized the winning
Munich Authorities Record 22,000 Vacant Apartments Amid Housing Crisis
The issue of vacant property in the city has become so acute that it prompted a special conference.