Town of Kornwestheim Spends More on Property Leases
Kornwestheim, a city located near Stuttgart, has announced a new housing market policy that aims to address the issue of empty apartments. The policy requires a premium of up to two net cold rents, not exceeding 2,000 euros per rented apartment, to bring these properties back onto the market.
This premium is not funded by Kornwestheim's own budget, but rather by funds provided by the state for re-letting, advice leading to re-letting, and moving from a larger to a smaller apartment through the Competence Center Housing Support Package. The city will pass on these funds to apartment owners and tenants.
Meanwhile, the neighboring city of Stuttgart is collaborating with Caritas for affordable housing solutions, specifically through the "Door Opener" project. Caritas' "Door Opener" project provides affordable housing for single parents and other groups struggling on the housing market, although the specific details and cost of the project remain undisclosed.
Unfortunately, there is no verified information available on Kornwestheim’s housing policies related to the number of apartments brought back onto the market through the premium or the details of this collaboration with Caritas. For precise and official information, it is recommended to consult Kornwestheim’s municipal housing office or their official website, or to contact Caritas directly for any partnership details they may have with local housing authorities.
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In summary, Kornwestheim has implemented a premium for re-letting apartments, funded by the state, to encourage the return of empty properties to the market. Meanwhile, Stuttgart is collaborating with Caritas to provide affordable housing, but the specifics of this collaboration remain unclear. For more detailed information, it is advisable to contact the relevant authorities.
- Kornwestheim's new housing market policy, financed by state funds from the Competence Center Housing Support Package, includes a premium of up to two net cold rents for re-letting empty apartments, intending to augment municipalities' housing stock.
- The neighboring city of Stuttgart, in collaboration with Caritas, is investing in the "Door Opener" project, a initiative targeted towards affordable housing for single parents and other groups facing challenges in the housing-market, while the specific details and costs of this project remain undisclosed.
- In an effort to address housing concerns, residents may find it advantageous to inquire about home-and-garden investments, possibly serving as alternative strategies for couple's or families experiencing difficulties in the current housing-market.
