Giving new, sustainable apartments in the Danube city!
Giving new, sustainable apartments in the Danube city!
Breitenleer Straße 14, 1220 Wien, Österreich - In the Donaustadt city, Arwag Holding-Aktiengesellschaft has now completed the first stage step for 155 subsidized apartments in the construction project "Life in the Kagran Flur". District head Ernst Nevrivy handed over the apartments together with the board directors Thomas Drozda and Christian Raab to the new residents in a solemn framework. During this handover at Breitenleer Straße 14 / in the long field 47–51, Nevrivy wished the Donaustadt residents a good start to their new four walls.
These apartments are a prime example of ecological building. They offer well -thought -out floor plans and high -quality equipment. Among the 155 subsidized rental apartments are 78 particularly cheap smart apartments. The living areas vary between 51 and 88 m² and contain private open areas such as balconies, loggias or self -gardens. The offer is rounded off by three business premises, 92 underground car park and around 360 bicycle parking spaces.
sustainable urban development in focus
The project "Life in the Kagraner Flur" is not only designed to increase the living space, but also relies on sustainability. Managing Director Oliver Stribl emphasized that sustainable urban development is the focus of the Arwag philosophy. The innovative energy concept includes component activation for heating and tempering as well as a central heat pump for hot water. In addition, a photovoltaic system was installed on the roof, and the facades are green - both underline the ecological claim of the project.
Vienna is rightly considered one of the most livable cities in the world. More and more real estate developers are relying on sustainable projects that make ecologically, socially and economically useful. This can also be seen in Smart City Vienna, one of the largest sustainable residential projects in Europe, which aims to supply 100% of 100% renewable energy supply by 2050. Social innovations and sustainable mobility concepts are also part of this vision, as well as the Vienna Biotope City, which was stringent based on ecological criteria. Here too, the greening of facades and roofs are projects that contribute to biodiversity in the city.
long -term investment in the future
Arwag supports the principles of social sustainability through accompanying measures such as workshops and various activities for the new residents. These initiatives are intended to make it easier and strengthen the community. When the apartments are handed over, Arwag presented itself as a full service developer who covers the entire life cycle of a property and has been ensuring good hands since 1990.
Arwag has left her footprint in the Vienna living area with over 180 realized objects that include more than 1.6 million square meters and around 17,000 residential units. Your efforts have so far been recognized by the climate -active award by the Federal Ministry of Climate Protection. Arwag certifies this award to consistently implement energy -efficient construction work and high living standards. In the long term, sustainable residential projects such as "Life in the Kagraner Flur" are more than a home. They are a contribution to climate protection, increase the quality of life of the residents and at the same time contain economic advantages due to lower operating costs. Anyone investing in a sustainable residential project is investing in the future. Further information on the initiative can be found on the websites of Wien Holding, arwag and and [Immo questions] (https://immo issues.at/wien/nachthaltigen-wohnprojekt-in-beschabe-fuer--zreiftsweisendende-Mimbien/).Details | |
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Ort | Breitenleer Straße 14, 1220 Wien, Österreich |
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