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Tariffs Hike U.S. Homebuilding Costs by Up to $10,000 per Home

New tariffs on imported building materials, including a 25% tax on Canadian lumber, are expected to increase U.S. home construction costs by $7,500-$10,000 per home, potentially pricing out thousands of buyers and impacting the already strained housing market.

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Hamburg's Initiative Cuts Housing Construction Costs by Up to €2,000 per Square Meter

Hamburg's "Initiative Kostenreduziertes Bauen" aims to reduce new housing construction costs by up to €2,000 per square meter through streamlined processes and legally sound alternatives, involving over 200 experts from various sectors and aiming for a one-third reduction in overall costs.

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Vonovia Resumes Apartment Construction After Costly Renovation Project

Vonovia, a German housing company, is restarting apartment construction in 2025 after pausing due to high costs, while completing a complex, delayed €19 million renovation of 105 apartments in Frankfurt's Carl-von-Weinberg-Siedlung, resulting in rent increases of €2.60–€3 per square meter.

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Hamburg to slash building costs to revive housing construction

Hamburg plans to cut building costs by at least a third to revive housing construction, which fell from over 9,000 units in 2022 to 6,000 in 2023 due to rising costs of 4,600 euros per square meter. The plan involves lowering standards, streamlining planning, and faster permit processing, aiming for...

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Frankfurt Housing Project Faces €6 Million Cost Increase

Adaptiv plans to transform a former academy in Frankfurt into housing for 36 students and 60-64 residents, facing a €6 million cost increase, necessitating financial aid from the city to maintain affordable rents of €19.70/sqm.

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