According to the press release, Lower Austria’s Finance Councilor Ludwig Schleritzko sold a loan package of housing subsidy loans in the nominal value of 300 million euros with a proceeds of 232.2 million euros. This measure is intended to relieve the budget for the years 2025 and 2026.
From the point of view of the ARGE home, this step represents a missed opportunity to build a self -supporting and revolving system for long -term financing of housing subsidy.
Because the backflows from funding loans ensure the financing of new housing projects in the long term. A premature sale would reduce these funds permanently. Only a reliable return system enables planning security and continuous investments in affordable living space.
A sale may contribute to budget relief at short notice, but does not constitute a sustainable solution.
Therefore, the ARGE home calls for at least part of the proceeds to invest in non -profit organization to secure residential construction in Lower Austria.
Isabella Stickler, chairwoman of the ARGE home, emphasizes: “The state of Lower Austria is currently investing more than twice the fact that the purpose of the residential building funding is prescribed in affordable living, renovation and climate protection in the building area – this service is expressly recognized. However, long -term protection of property funding as a central pillar of a sustainable residential policy is to be recognized by a clear purpose. Housing subsidies and the establishment of a stable, revolving system. “
The ARGE home therefore requires adequate resources to continue to provide residential construction and hopes that future funding will not be reduced by selling the funding loans.
Communication Unteregger EU
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