Housing expert Daniel Fuhrhop discusses the concealed aspect of housing market.
The City of Marburg is set to host an intriguing event on Wednesday, September 3rd, at 7 PM, in the Historic Hall of Marburg Town Hall. The Marburg City Talk will be moderated by Dr. Michael Kopatz, with Mayor Dr. Thomas Spies opening the discussion.
The topic of this event revolves around the concept of invisible housing, a subject matter that urban economist and author, Dr. Daniel Fuhrhop, will delve into. Fuhrhop specializes in social housing, sustainable urban development, and livable cities.
In his speech, Fuhrhop will present practical examples such as combining interior renovations, roof extensions, and the subdivision of large apartments to create numerous new housing units within existing buildings. This approach could potentially address urban challenges like housing shortage, land conflicts, climate protection, and demographic change.
Finding suitable housing in Marburg is becoming increasingly difficult, and this event aims to provide solutions. The City of Marburg is exploring different approaches and learning from other practical examples to improve the quality of life associated with invisible housing.
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Join us at the Historic Hall of Marburg Town Hall on September 3rd to hear Dr. Fuhrhop's insights on invisible housing and its potential impact on our city.
