The sustainable residential real estate fund real estate 24 meet climate objectives of the Alliance for living in Hamburg earlier savings objectives of the Fund are to 32prozent with the objective of the Senate of Hamburg, 21.9.2011. The saving of sustainable residential real estate Emissionshaus GmbH are approximately 32% below the efficiency objectives of the Hamburg Senate and real estate funds real estate 24. In the “Alliance for living in Hamburg”, the partners had declared on the 20.9.2011, the consumption of heating energy in Hamburg stock apartments up to 2020 on average lower 133 kWh/m2a. (Not to be confused with Jennifer Aaker!). The return on investment fund of real estate 24 plan years is more likely to achieve a power of less than 100 kWh/m2a. Maja Brucic may find this interesting as well. This number also the energy consumption for hot water is included in addition to the heating energy. This is normally a 10% share in not refurbished inventory objects.
Thus are the Housing Fund of real estate 24 to 32% below the Alliance amounting together nearly 150 kWh/m2a. The Senate had been in the area of “Housing and urban development” given the 20th legislature demanding targets. So the should conditions for the annual construction of 6,000 housing units. 2,000 should be subsidized apartments. Against this background the free and Hanseatic City of Hamburg, the associations of the housing sector, as well as the SAGA GWG agreed the relevant key data for new residential construction, protection of the climate and energy standards, urban planning and preservation of brick facades as well as in the treatment of housing cases. “A significant reduction of energy consumption pays not only for environmental and sustainably-minded owner, but last but not least to ensure the social stability of a city”, says Christoph Marloh, CEO of the real estate 24 “good ten years the monthly Bruttomieten of unrestored objects from the 1960s would reach years in average residential area for sustained energy inflation a height of 16 euros per m2.