Stralsund: Exclusive apartments at the fish market - dream view of the Sound!

Stralsund: Exclusive apartments at the fish market - dream view of the Sound!

Something exciting is happening at the fish market in Stralsund: The new building, which offers promising views of the Sound, is nearing completion. Building owner Ute Beckmann reports that despite minor setbacks, such as delayed work due to old foundations and problems with faulty roof tiles, the project is well on schedule. Sporty, one might say, because in the construction industry delays are not the exception, but the rule. As the VOB Explained impressively, these challenges affect private as well as public projects.

The new building at Fischmarkt will contain a total of one commercial unit on the ground floor and one apartment on each of the two upper floors. The high-quality building materials are harmless in terms of building biology, and allergy sufferers can breathe a sigh of relief - no allergenic materials such as mineral wool are used. But that's not all: the ground floor is protected against flooding up to a height of 60 cm, and on the top floor a modern air heat pump ensures a pleasant indoor climate. The highlight of the property are the spacious window fronts, which provide a fantastic view over the sound to Altefähr.

Attractive rental options in a sought-after location

Beckmann is optimistic that the apartments, which are each 80 m² in size, will quickly find a new tenant. The ground floor area of ​​approximately 75 m² is ideal for a small restaurant or a fashionable boutique. The first three-room apartment with a pretty winter garden and the upper apartment with an inviting roof terrace will be available from July. So if you are looking for a new holiday home in a preferred location, you should definitely look here.

A small damper could have extended the construction time, like that Wolters Kluwer clarified. Price increases for construction and materials have a noticeable impact on projects and often lead to delays. In the event of delays that are not caused by force majeure, craft companies are entitled to compensation. Accurate documentation and early communication with clients are important aspects in avoiding financial losses.

A look into the future

The challenges are great, but the anticipation of the eventual result remains unbroken. The interesting new rental opportunities at the Fischmarkt could also represent the light at the end of the tunnel for other construction projects. Because even if construction sometimes comes to a halt, there is still potential to proactively shape the situation and not lose sight of the big picture.

Anyone who is interested should not miss the opportunity to see the first apartment in July or the next one in August - because this location cannot leave anyone indifferent! The Baltic Sea newspaper Keep you up to date on developments in Stralsund!