taz-Diskussion: Bezahlbares Wohnen – unmöglich?

Rents are rising and living space is scarce. How can social and affordable housing be created? Before the event, there will be help with switching to digital reading.

Affordable housing is in short supply in many places. In Freiburg, too, numerous groups are competing for a limited supply. Students are looking for affordable rooms in shared flats, homeless people for accommodation on cold days and families for apartments with a sufficient number of rooms.

But what can be done? What does the new federal government need to do and what specific measures can be taken in Freiburg? Above all, the question is: How can we create a social housing and construction policy?

Before the discussion at 8 p.m., we will be on hand from 6 p.m. to help with problems and questions about using the app and ePaper. Please bring your device with you and have your access data for the App Store and your e-mail address ready. And for all those who already know that they will keep their subscription after the page turn, we have a thank-you package. We look forward to seeing you there!

An event with:

🐾 Simone Hahn is head of the homeless assistance department at Diakonie Freiburg.

Helma Haselberger is active in the building association "Wem gehört die Stadt" and is currently responsible for three Mietshäuser-Syndikat projects.

🐾 Martin Horn is the non-partisan Lord Mayor of Freiburg.

Clemens Metz has been Managing Director of the Studierendenwerk Freiburg since 2002.

Jasmin Kalarickal will moderate this event. She is a taz editor in the domestic department and focuses on the topics of renting and housing.

Further information and registration here.