New construction of luxurious apartments on the site of the former Hotel zur Leye in Kierspe-Rönsahl: financial expert provides insights

New construction of luxurious apartments on the site of the former Hotel zur Leye in Kierspe-Rönsahl: financial expert provides insights

According to a report from www.come-on.de, the real estate company Multani from Bergisch Gladbach is planning to build two residential buildings on the site of the former Hotel zur Leye in Kierspe-Rönsahl. These luxury apartments are offered at affordable rents because they are supported by public housing funding in North Rhine-Westphalia. The residential buildings will comprise a total of 20 apartments with a total living space of 1,360 square meters. The apartments will be of different sizes, with rents between six and 6.80 euros per square meter. The plan is to create 13 two-room apartments, four three-room apartments and three four-room apartments, all of which are barrier-free and suitable for seniors.

These new homes are expected to attract strong interest in Rönsahl due to their affordability and rural location. There are already interested parties and the trend is again towards rural living. Young families and professionals who work in the region have also expressed interest. This shows that demand for housing in rural areas is increasing again.

In terms of the real estate market, the construction of these new apartments in Rönsahl could have a positive impact. Public housing subsidies and low interest rates in housing construction make such projects attractive and affordable. This could also help to stimulate the housing market in rural regions and increase the attractiveness of such locations. In addition, the development of new housing could also lead to a revival of the local economy and infrastructure, as new residents increase demand for services and facilities in the area.

It remains to be seen how this development and other similar developments will impact the area's real estate market, but the outlook for rural housing and such public housing projects is promising. Anyone interested in one of the apartments can contact the responsible architect Thomas Hanses for further information.