According to the GKI, the Wekerle Program Alone Will Not Be Enough to Solve the Housing Crisis
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The development of the detailed rules of the Sándor Wekerle Housing Construction Program will be completed by the end of the year, and the most important cornerstones of the concept can be laid in the fall, confirmed Samu Szemerey, State Secretary responsible for architectural and building construction investments, to Világgazdaság.
According to the GKI, the Wekerle program alone will not be enough to solve the housing crisis - A long-term sustainable rental housing system must be created.
According to the GKI Economic Researcher, the upcoming Wekerle Sándor Housing Construction Program can offer a real alternative to property acquisition, but not only must the number of rental apartments be increased, but a long-term sustainable rental housing system must also be created.
Where there is no such supply, it is understandable that everyone wants their own apartment, the GKI indicated.
In Austria, 45 percent of apartments are rented, the proportion of social rental apartments is 15 percent, and in Germany, tenants are in the majority.
After the change of regime, out of almost 800 thousand municipal rental apartments, barely more than 100 thousand remain today, while a strong non-profit or market rental housing sector has not been developed. The post GKI: It is not enough to build more rental apartments first appeared on 24.hu.
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