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Subsidized cooperative housing with purchase option

The Dobermannsdorfer Straße lies in a well-kept residential area where shopping facilities, doctors and schools are reachable within a few minutes.

In Palterndorf, Dobermannsdorfer Straße 394, an urban dwelling complex is being built with 16 subsidized apartments in modern low-energy construction. Eight of the apartments are barrier-free and will be offered for rent. The remaining eight units are barrier-free adaptable and offer the possibility of later ownership – not immediate ownership.

The 2- to 3-room apartments offer living areas of approximately 51 to 72 m² and each has its own outdoor area in the form of a terrace, loggia, balcony or roof terrace.

Each apartment is assigned an outdoor parking space. In addition, there is a bicycle storage room, a garbage room and a community playground available.

An forward-looking energy concept with air-water heat pump, photovoltaic system, underfloor heating and controlled ventilation with heat recovery provides sustainable living comfort.

Palterndorf is a vibrant municipality in the Gänserndorf district and is characterized by its quiet, nature-friendly location with good connections to surrounding towns. The municipality has about 1,200 inhabitants and offers a pleasant mix of rural charm and modern infrastructure.

This residential complex has been funded with a federal grant! Tenants must meet the funding criteria and establish their main residence here.

Rent with purchase option

By paying the financing contribution you acquire the option to purchase the rented dwelling unit.

The following residential units are available:

• W1-15
  • Living area: 55,88 m²
  • Financing contribution: € 26.364,31
  • Rent: € 697,67
  • For the parking space there is an additional € 20,00 to the rent.
  • Housing allowance (depending on family income) possible.

In the rent costs are included operating costs, maintenance and improvement contributions, administrative costs and VAT. Energy costs, such as electricity, heating and hot water, are billed directly with the operators.

Operating costs: The nonprofit housing association will initially, in the role of property owner (building rights holder) and administrator, estimate the operating costs associated with the property per calendar year in advance and bill them in monthly installments. The operating cost items include in particular: Public charges (sewer, rubbish, water charges, property tax), insurance costs (fire, liability, water damage and storm damage insurance at replacement value), general electricity costs (stairwell, basement, exterior lighting), costs for care and maintenance of general outdoor facilities (e.g., playgrounds, green spaces, waste areas, etc.), chimney sweep fee, and, if applicable, costs of a lift, etc.

In the operating cost account, the costs of a house management (stairwell cleaning, winter service, green space maintenance) are only considered as estimates. Depending on the assignment of these tasks (one or more persons, possibly also a company) these costs are variable.

For inquiries and viewings I am, of course, happy to be available at the phone number 0664 / 621 20 58.

Our information is based on the information and documents provided to us by the seller or their representatives and is without warranty.

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Please note that there is a family or economic close relationship between the broker and the third party to be brokered.

The real estate agent states that he – contrary to the usual practice in the real estate industry of the dual agency – acts solely for the landlord.