Due to Housing Shortages, the German Association of Towns and Municipalities Calls for More Attractive Design of Rural Areas
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Due to housing shortages, the German Association of Towns and Municipalities calls for more attractive design of rural areas
In view of the shortage of housing and high rents in the agglomerations, the German Association of Cities and Municipalities has called for a strengthening of rural areas.
Rents are rising in agglomerations, but hundreds of thousands of homes are empty in the countryside: the Urban and Communal Union calls on politics to act.
The federal and state governments should rethink the topic of housing, demands the municipal and municipal federation. To this end, the rural area must become more attractive - not only through a better public transport network.
The German Association of Cities and Municipalities (DStGB) has called on the federal and state governments to make rural regions more attractive in order to meet housing shortages and rising rents in the agglomerations. "Germany must rethink the topic of housing and tackle it more sustainably," said DStGB CEO André Berghegger to the "Kölner Stadt-Anzeiger" (Saturday edition). The focus should be "on the regions away from the agglomerations". In…
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