Ghost district in KW: 180 apartments are empty - what now?

Ghost district in KW: 180 apartments are empty - what now?

In the Dahme-Spreewald region, there are currently several topics that affect not only local politics, but also the real estate landscape. It is currently difficult for a residential area on the picturesque Notty Canal in Königs Wusterhausen, once celebrated as a lighthouse project. For one and a half years, around 180 completed apartments have been empty, which puts the city and the new brokerage office under pressure two and a half months ago. The responsible broker is optimistic, but the challenge remains great, as is maz-online.de reported.

While the rental apartment situation is tense in the city, the state of Brandenburg has to struggle with a vacancy of 4.2 percent. According to rbb24.de there was a total of 26,900 empty apartments in Brandenburg at the end of 2022 compared to the previous year. In Dahme-Spreewald in particular, the vacancy rate is 1.3 percent. On the other hand, there is the highest quota in the Prignitz district of 10.5 percent, which illustrates the regional differences.

political turn in Bestensee

In Bestensee, a new treasurer is also being sought after Heimo Ludwig was convicted of forgery of documents. Until the allegations have been clarified, he will initially take tasks without personnel or financial responsibility. This raises questions about the stability of the financial administration in the community and shows that there is also a need for action here.

In the neighborhood, the authorities experience an increase in new applications for rental cars after many illegal providers have been drawn from the traffic. This development forces the authorities to become applications faster when processing applications in order not to add more uncertainties to the market. A uniform concept could help here, as well as rbb24.de reported.

fates in the region

The events in the region go beyond real estate issues. A shocking crime concerns jurisdiction in Trebbin: A 74-year-old man was sentenced to life imprisonment for insidious murder on his cancer woman. He relies on euthanasia and plans to go into revision. The problems of the parents of a severely disabled boy from Rangsdorf, who fight for financial support, are also in the room. The responsible social welfare office initially rejected its request, which caused the family to take legal action.

Developments related to living space, political changes and social challenges show a picture of the current situation in Brandenburg. While the government is working on strategies to combat vacancy and at the same time takes care of the political turbulence, it remains to be hoped that the situation for the families and communities concerned will soon improve. A look at the vacancy figures-nationwide at 2.5 percent at the end of 2022-and the forecasts for the future indicate a long-lasting hotspot of change that affects everyone, as well as the [bbu.de] (https://bbu.de/beitraege/bbu- annual statistics-2022- Wohnungslerstal-im-land-brandenburg-dezember-2022) has.