Wenigenjena: City Council approves Erlenhöfe expansion
The Jena City Council has established the planning requirements for the expansion of the ‘Erlenhöfe’ residential quarter in Wenigenjena.
Housing
Future of Living: jenawohnen Launches Neighborhood Analysis in Winzerla
The municipal housing company jenawohnen is conducting a comprehensive study in the Winzerla district to determine resident needs and future urban development strategies.
WG “Carl Zeiss” plans major construction project in Jena-Nord
The housing cooperative “Carl Zeiss” eG is investing heavily in the Jena-Nord residential location. By the end of 2030, a total of 60 modern apartments are to be brought onto the market through a mix of renovation, floor additions, and new construction in Leipziger Straße and Scharnhorststraße.
Handover of Keys “Am Oelste”: 26 New Barrier-Free Apartments Ready for Occupancy
Three new apartment buildings have been officially completed in the “Am Oelste” project in Jena. The handover of keys on Monday afternoon marks the release of 26 barrier-free housing units for use.
City Council Meeting in Jena: Housing, Migration, and Graffiti in Focus
The Jena City Council meets to discuss pressing issues including the housing shortage, municipal asylum costs, and a new funding directive for graffiti removal.
New Life for Old University Buildings: Housing Project Plans Takeover in Jena-Nord
A dedicated group of citizens in Jena-Nord aims to transform two vacant university buildings on Steubenstraße into a self-managed housing project. By utilizing a non-speculative rental model, the initiative seeks to provide long-term affordable living space for families and individuals. This community-driven approach offers a creative solution to Jena’s housing shortage, revitalizing urban structures while bypassing the traditional real estate market.
New Living Space in Jena: Attic Conversion Creates Room for Eight People
Jena’s housing market remains strained, but a recent project demonstrates a sustainable solution. By converting a previously unused attic space, the city has gained room for eight additional residents. This approach to urban densification offers a roadmap for creating high-quality living spaces within existing structures, bypassing the geographical limitations of the Saale valley and addressing the local housing shortage effectively.