Cup in Hamburg-Horn: 51 new subsidized apartments for the city!

Cup in Hamburg-Horn: 51 new subsidized apartments for the city!

In the Horn district of Hamburg, a topping -out ceremony for a total of 51 new, publicly funded apartments was recently celebrated. The large event not only underlines the progressive construction work of the municipal housing association Saga on Culinstrasse, but also the urgent need for living space in the east of Hamburg. The new apartments are built in a solid construction and comprise five to six floors, which are harmoniously inserted into the existing development with a light cleaning facade with a strappy accent. Developmentstadt.de

The modern living rooms with two to three rooms impresses with balconies or terraces and can be easily reached by elevators. Particularly environmentally conscious Hamburgers will look forward to the planned photovoltaic system on the green flat roof. The net rents are moderate from the move -in at 7.10 euros per square meter - a price that is not very popular in the current market situation.

redesign of the environment

In addition to the construction of the apartments, great importance is also placed on the outdoor facilities. New green areas and play areas should upgrade the living environment and offer residents a pleasant home. Thorsten Schulte, the SAGA business area manager, emphasizes how important the East Hamburg is for urban development. The current project in Horn is already the third topping-out ceremony in this area this year and a result of the valuable cooperation with the Hamburg-Mitte district and the Hamburg Investment and Funding Bank.

The Saga is not only involved in Horn, but also plans to plan other projects, including 220 subsidized apartments on Weddestraße and modernizations on existing buildings in Dahrendorfweg and Everlingweg, which will create additional 142 publicly funded apartments. The city pursues the goal of creating new living space in grown-up quarters. saga.hamburg

funding for the Hamburg population

In order to provide sufficient living space, the Senate promotes the construction of rental apartments with social bonds, especially for people with low and medium income. Funding for at least 3,000 new rental apartments are provided annually. From 2011 to the end of 2024 around 37,600 rental apartments were already funded and around 30,500 successfully completed.

A residential authorization certificate is required for potential tenants, which enables one of the coveted new living rooms to be obtained. Information on this can be called up in the Immomio portal where interested parties can also register. The distribution of the new apartments takes place according to an organized procedure, and no placement fees are charged. That sounds like a reasonable deal for all those who are looking for a new home in Hamburg. saga.hamburg

The completion of the new apartments is planned for April 2026. So the east of Hamburg is ready for a positive change!