Selling Off the Criminal Justice Centre in Munich: No Affordable Housing Options for the Free State
The construction of a new criminal justice center at Leonrodplatz in Munich is progressing steadily, marking the end of the service life of the old criminal justice center located on Nymphenburger Straße. The Free State of Bavaria has decided to dispose of the old center, with private investors now having opportunities at the site.
The minister has confirmed that the sale of the property is imminent, but has not ruled out the possibility of creating additional affordable housing in the future. The Ministry of Housing is currently in talks with the city of Munich regarding this matter.
However, the specific locations being considered for affordable housing remain undisclosed. The Free State of Bavaria is also considering alternative locations for affordable housing in the Munich metropolitan area, with the state housing construction companies finding it easier and more cost-effective to create such apartments at other locations.
The commissioning of the new criminal justice center at Leonrodplatz signals the obsolescence of the old center. Once the new building is complete, the old center will no longer be needed. The first court proceedings at the new center are scheduled to take place next year.
It's worth noting that the search results did not provide any information about the plans for the old criminal justice center site after the new building is complete, nor about any developments regarding affordable housing on that site. For more detailed information, one may need to consult local Munich government announcements, urban development plans, or relevant news sources.
Interestingly, the search results mainly focused on unrelated topics such as the Munich massacre, German national security, border controls, and sociology conferences related to housing insecurity, but none mentioned the criminal justice center’s future use or redevelopment plans.
One thing that is clear is that the creation of luxury apartments is not an option, according to the minister. Whether the old criminal justice center building will be repurposed for affordable housing through private initiative remains to be seen. The decision to sell the property does not necessarily mean that the dream of more affordable housing in the Munich metropolitan area is lost.
The minister has not ruled out the possibility of repurposing the old criminal justice center site for affordable housing through private investing in real-estate. The search results did not provide any information about the plans for the old criminal justice center site after the new building is complete, suggesting that more detailed information might be found in local Munich government announcements, urban development plans, or relevant news sources.
