Gröner attacks politics: Berlin needs a bourgeois class!

Gröner attacks politics: Berlin needs a bourgeois class!

Christoph Gröner, one of the most important builders in Germany, has his business headquarters in Berlin, but he has not realized any construction projects in the capital in the past two years. At the beginning of his construction activity in Berlin in 2010, the property prices were 700 euros per square meter. At that time he was able to offer inexpensive living space between 3000 and 4000 euros per square meter. However, prices rose sharply in the following years, which led to a significant increase in total construction costs.

Gröner emphasizes that the rising property prices are the main cause of the pricelessness of living space, not the construction costs themselves. He illustrates this using comparisons with other cities such as Munich, Hamburg and Leipzig. Gröner confirms that the scarcity of land favors speculators and makes the construction costs for real estate developers difficult.

Despite the great potential for construction projects in Berlin, Gröner has held his company back in the past two years. The drastic increase in property prices led to the fact that new construction projects in Berlin were no longer profitable. This forced Gröner to put his blueprints on hold in the capital.

Gröner also criticizes the political decisions regarding housing in Berlin. It shows that ideological clashes and lack of willing politics hinder the creation of urgently needed living space. He proposes to take up housing from ideological discussions and to develop a master plan that promotes the quick implementation of residential projects.

as an entrepreneur with a focus on sustainability and ecological building, Graner is committed to a holistic approach to housing construction. He prefers technologies such as geothermal energy, photovoltaics and air heat pumps to ensure efficient and environmentally friendly energy use in real estate.