Housing program

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Housing programs are complex housing investment programs that i. d. Usually issued by the states , federal states or municipalities . What all programs have in common is that the trigger is a lack of housing that is no longer socially acceptable, because associated social or ethnic conflicts could grow into problems for society as a whole, and the problem cannot be solved through private initiatives. Social housing is a special form .

features

The housing issue and public health were seen to be closely linked at the beginning of the 20th century, so that the communities could address the problem. a. by creating living space using public funds and going hand in hand with non-profit housing . Carriers of the non-profit housing construction were u. a. public employers (civil servants' apartments), building associations and cooperatives, welfare companies , private employers (company apartments ) and municipal construction companies or as self-help organizations. Housing shortage was explained by the general increase in the population and the influx of people into the cities.

The triggers for housing programs were or can be B. massive destruction of living space through wars or natural disasters ; but also the housing shortage caused by long-term undesirable development or neglect in maintaining and building new housing. Economic crises and recessions can also paralyze activities on the housing market to such an extent that large-scale housing programs are later necessary. Another reason for the greater housing shortage are refugee and displaced persons and the like. a. Migration processes , unless they can be prepared or absorbed by suitable measures.

On the other hand, housing programs were also implemented in phases of economic upswing, since on the one hand the increased prosperity required more and better housing options and on the other hand the funds were also available.

Examples

Housing programs have been launched in various countries of all types of society since the beginning of industrialization at the end of the 19th century. B .:

Individual evidence

  1. ^ Everyman's Lexicon in ten volumes , Hermann Klemm AG Publishing House, Berlin-Grunewald 1931, Volume 10, p. 200
  2. Der Volksbrockhaus AZ , F. A. Brockhaus / Leipzig 1943, p. 775
  3. http://www.luise-berlin.de/stadtentwicklung/texte/4_15_stpl20er.htm