nordanney
2024-08-01 11:16:31
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You know which federal state you live in and that there has been an unbroken rural exodus for 20 years? I'll ask the other way around: Who wants to move from a city with all urban amenities (starting with local supply, shopping, culture, nightlife, recreation and ending with educational institutions and jobs) to the middle of nowhere? Exactly, hardly anyone. And that is no different in Saxony. Oh yes. You say nobody wants to live in the city and only a few words later preach how great Leipzig (just for your information: it is a CITY) has grown in the last 10 years. That is about 15-18% population growth. What do you think, where all those people come from? They don’t fall from trees, those 90,000 inhabitants. They come from the countryside (and are refugees – isn’t Leipzig the city with the highest proportion of foreigners behind Berlin among the East German cities?). So yes. As expected, rural and not even classifiable as a commuter belt. Little demand.Naturally rural, who wants to live in the city? Masochists maybe... And Leipzig is still growing (in the last 10 years, nearly 90,000 residents have been added)!
Honestly? If detached single-family houses and semi-detached houses etc. stand around, why then need a preliminary building inquiry for a detached single-family house? The preliminary inquiry is frankly then useless and has no added value for the interested party. It is actually also unusual – if advance approval, then for a specifically developed house.As a buyer, I would insist on an approved building preliminary inquiry. This can also be such that it only concerns the fundamental clarification of the development with a detached single-family house and whether it is really a 34 zone.