New building in Fürstenfeldbruck: Tenant Festival celebrates sustainable living!

New building in Fürstenfeldbruck: Tenant Festival celebrates sustainable living!

In June 2025, the joy was great in the new residential project on the Sulzbogen in Fürstenfeldbruck. The Upper Bavarian home (OH) celebrated the end of its new construction project, in which 21 modern apartments and 22 parking spaces were created. Construction began in late summer 2023, and the completion of the system is expected for December 31, 2024. The first tenants were able to move in on February 17th. At a festive tenant festival under the motto "grow together", new residents and employees of the OH got to know each other and exchange. Managing Director Jan Appointments emphasized the importance of the project for sustainable living and community coexistence, while Mayor Christian Götz praised the project as a significant step in the further development of the housing stock in Fürstenfeldbruck.

In a time when sustainable building is becoming more important, the project relies on environmentally friendly supply methods by using district heating and solar thermal energy. This reflects a general trend that many future homeowners also pursue. For example, Julius and Emilie Schröder, a newly married couple, are looking for a condominium and attach great importance to ecological standards. In your search, you came across an apartment with an efficiency house level 40 and the quality seal sustainable building plus (QNG-Plus). They appreciate the additional efforts for sustainability, although they are associated with higher costs. The couple also benefits from the KfW funding "Climate-friendly new building-residential building"-a funding product that is of great benefit to them. They also create their electricity via a photovoltaic system.

sustainability bonus

The project on the Sulzbogen is not only an example of successful housing construction, but also part of a larger trend towards environmentally conscious building. The urge for sustainable solutions can also be felt as part of the KfW funding that supports innovative living concepts. The promotion of the "KfW living ownership" is a helpful instrument for buyers who want to invest in future-proof real estate. This starts from a resource -saving heating system to special structural measures that protect both health and the environment.

The need for such projects is also confirmed by the extensive certification of the sustainable housing construction. The Nawoh quality seal, which does justice to new standards, ensures that sustainability is actually in the top priority. The program receives constant updates, which underpins the meaning and relevance of these topics. On October 23, 2024, a website for the 4.0 certification of the quality seal will take place, in which all interested parties can learn more about the current requirements. The demand for such sustainability certificates and research -based approaches for efficient construction will probably continue to increase in the future.

With the completion of the project on the Sulzbogen in Fürstenfeldbruck, it is once more clear that building in the sense of the environment is not just a nice trend, but a necessary reality. The OH sets clear standards in this area and thus contributes to a better quality of life in the region.

For detailed information on the funding opportunities as part of sustainable construction, a look at the [KfW] (https://www.kfw.de/inlandsfoerderung/privatspersen/f%C3%B6rderprodukte/Klimafreund-neubau-wohn building- (297-298)/) Nawoh Certification Program, which represent helpful resources for future property owners.