As of: February 28, 2024, 3:43 p.m
By: Julian Baumann
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A large city in Baden-Württemberg is planning a new district with around 7,000 affordable apartments.
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A major German city is planning a new district for around 16,000 people.
But there have been demonstrations against the project for a long time.
Stuttgart - Housing shortages are an ever-present issue in Germany, especially in large cities.
Stuttgart, the largest city in Baden-Württemberg, is struggling with the challenge of creating new living space, while another major city in the state is pursuing an innovative approach: planning a completely new district with almost 7,000 apartments.
Federal Chancellor Olaf Scholz (SPD) was also present at the groundbreaking ceremony for the major project, but there were protests and barricades.
At
BW24
you can read what exactly is planned for the new district of a large city in Baden-Württemberg and why there is clear criticism of the project from parts of the population.
Energy supplier EnBW was also planning a dedicated housing project in Stuttgart, but it has been on hold since mid-2023 for cost reasons.
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