Cup in Wandsbek: 141 subsidized apartments for the future!

Cup in Wandsbek: 141 subsidized apartments for the future!

Stephanstraße, 22081 Hamburg, Deutschland - A big day for Hamburg-Wandsbek: The Saga group of companies celebrated the topping-out ceremony for an important new construction project in Stephanstrasse. A total of 141 publicly funded apartments are to be built in the coming months and is expected to be ready for occupancy from May 2026. The project comprises six residential buildings, which are mainly designed with 2 to 4 room apartments. Among them are ten apartments for people with special living needs who will find a home in the new residential complex. According to [Development City.de] (https:// development city.de/startfest-in-wandsbek-141-gefoerderte-in-der-stephanstrasse/), a third of the units are barrier-free, which meets the needs of a broad population group.

The new buildings will not only alleviate the lack of living space in Wandsbek, but will also convince with climate -friendly techniques. The planned sets out by the KfW 55 standard, which guarantees a high energetic standard. In addition, the flat roofs are equipped with a greening system and photovoltaic systems, which is an advantage for residents and the environment. The Wandsbek building director Arne Klein emphasized the importance of the project for the community and praised the close cooperation between the Saga, the district office and the authority for urban development and environment.

sustainability and quality of life in focus

The apartments not only offer modern cut rooms with balconies, loggias or terraces, but also practical amenities for the tenants. 48 parking spaces for cars and around 270 bicycle parking spaces are planned, so that the residents can be both environmentally friendly and conveniently mobile. The net rent is set at 7.10 euros per square meter, which makes the project attractive to many people. This information is also confirmed by [saga] (https://www.saga.hamburg/ company group/ueber-die-saga/presseiche/detail/5419/startfest-fur-141-offente-zört-wohnungen-in-wandsbek)

What can you expect if the city takes care of its residents? Hamburg has made a firm decision to make a total of 1.774 billion euros available for the promotion of living space in the next two years. These measures are part of the broad range of uses that the city plans to create new living space. According to IFB Hamburg, many projects are planned here as part of the living space funding program for 2025 and 2026-at least 3,000 are planned here Funded new apartments annually.

The dismantling of the old school and the three other existing buildings, which began in 2018, paved the way for this future -oriented project. This revitalizes part of the urban space and at the same time increases the urgently needed range of housing. While the city of Hamburg continues to create the creation of homely habitats, this latest project is an important step.