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New public rental apartments all over Slovenia, how many in Maribor?
Slovenia🏛️ PoliticsCenter1 hr. ago

New public rental apartments all over Slovenia, how many in Maribor?

The article discusses the ongoing investment cycle of the Slovenian Public Housing Fund (SSRS), highlighting new publicly rented apartments across Slovenia. It specifically mentions the Maribor area's New Pobrežje project, which is currently in the stage of preparing for construction. The SSRS has 22 projects under development, including 2,221 housing units, with 194 being supported by social services. The total estimated value of these investments is 491.83 million euros including VAT. Four projects are already under construction, providing 208 housing units, while another 642 units are in the process of tendering. The head of the SSRS administration, Mag. Črtomir Remec, expects more competitive bids from construction companies due to a cooling market, potentially making future housing projects more attractive. Additional funds are available for construction, co-investment, and purchasing apartments, totaling 175 million euros for approximately 1,200 publicly rented homes. The plans extend from Maribor to the Primorska region, with additional projects in various locations across Slovenia.

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New public rental apartments all over Slovenia, how many in Maribor?

The article discusses the ongoing investment cycle of the Slovenian Public Housing Fund (SSRS), highlighting new publicly rented apartments across Slovenia. It specifically mentions the Maribor area's New Pobrežje project, which is currently in the stage of preparing for construction. The SSRS has 22 projects under development, including 2,221 housing units, with 194 being supported by social services. The total estimated value of these investments is 491.83 million euros including VAT. Four projects are already under construction, providing 208 housing units, while another 642 units are in the process of tendering. The head of the SSRS administration, Mag. Črtomir Remec, expects more competitive bids from construction companies due to a cooling market, potentially making future housing projects more attractive. Additional funds are available for construction, co-investment, and purchasing apartments, totaling 175 million euros for approximately 1,200 publicly rented homes. The plans extend from Maribor to the Primorska region, with additional projects in various locations across Slovenia.

Bias read (Center): The article presents factual information about the SSRS's housing initiatives without overtly favoring any political ideology. While it discusses government-led housing projects, it does not take a clear stance on their effectiveness or political implications. The tone remains neutral, focusing on '

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