Alliance for Living: Brandenburg is fighting for affordable living space!

Alliance for Living: Brandenburg is fighting for affordable living space!

Brandenburg, Deutschland - On June 30, 2025, Minister Detlef Tabbert and the partners of the "Alliance for Wohnn Brandenburg" met for an important circuit round to discuss the current housing policy challenges. The meeting focused on the implementation of the household in Brandenburg and the effects on the actors of the housing markets. The amendment to the Brandenburg building regulations was also highlighted as a central topic. Like mil.brandenburg.de reports since 2017 and offers a platform for important actors of housing policy.

As part of this initiative, several goals are at the top of the agenda. The focus is on the creation of generational, barrier -free and affordable apartments that are sustainable and energy -efficient. In addition, the alliance is committed to the preservation and reorganization of rental price and occupancy bonds. Minister Tabbert emphasized the need to cooperate all involved actors to secure the supply of housing for all income groups.

Current challenges and solutions

In view of the stagnant development in housing construction, Brandenburg is currently facing major challenges. The demand for affordable living space increases, while unclear signals from federal politics have a negative impact on the construction industry. As bfw-newsroom.de , a reliable and planned funding policy is essential for a socially and climatically sustainable residential construction.

Christopher Weiß, CEO of the BFW Berlin/Brandenburg, emphasized that joint action reaches limits that cannot be overcome by Brandenburg alone. Above all, the high construction costs, which have risen drastically since the Ukraine War, burden the industry. In order to counteract this, the alliance has developed a catalog of measures to promote new housing.

financing of social housing

In a positive turn, Building Minister Detlef Tabbert announced the increase in funding for social housing, which should be a total of 250 million euros in 2025. This significantly exceeds the 212 million euros of the previous year. According to a report by rbb24 , this new funding will also include the complete co-financing of the federal financing aids. This represents a bright spot after pessimism previously prevailed in terms of possible cuts in social housing.

summarized the challenges on the housing market in Brandenburg cannot be ignored. They require innovative solutions and increased cooperation of everyone involved. This is the only way to achieve the goal of "good living for everyone".