Building permits in the decline: a silent call to change
Building permits in the decline: a silent call to change
an outcry in construction! The building permits in Germany have been falling for 28 months now and the drama does not seem to end. But this month the main association of the German construction industry made a remarkable decision: they expose no further comments - no new start!
"We have no new developments to report," said Britta Frischemeyer, the press spokeswoman, who has been the voice of the industry for years. Requirements for politics were repeated, but the answer is missing. The frustration in the construction industry is growing while the permits dry. Who will finally put the course for a turn?
no new words, only old worries
It is a vicious circle: the same words, always the same requests, and yet the hoped -for progress is missing. The construction industry has decided that it makes no sense to get stuck in this hopeless situation. The stagnant numbers are clear and a serious warning for the future. »
"We ask for your understanding for this break". An urgent appeal that illustrates the seriousness of the situation, because every day without new permits not only harms the company, but also to the whole industry. The background and the barren harvest of permits are not exactly what the construction companies had hoped for. Summer does not offer flourishing numbers, but only a game of patience and worries on the foreheads of the dealers and builders.
A look into the future
Who can still remember the times when the construction industry was booming? Today, with every lack of approval, the hope of an soon turn seems to be a long way off. Britta Frischemeyer remains appealing to questions and personal statements despite all the adversities, but so far the big breakthrough is getting stuck in the silly of the lack of projects.
in the capital, Berlin, where the heart of the construction industry beats, it is clear: The time for new ways is urgent! But first the silence remains. The construction is waiting for an upswing and that politics finally reaches for new, constructive solutions! Where is the support when it is most urgently needed?
The next few months will be decisive. Was the comments on a clever strategy, or is it the silent admission of a crisis? The answers are more than in demand - they are necessary for survival for thousands of companies!