Construction of new residences is not without challenges.

In the picturesque town of Bad Waldsee and its surrounding villages, plans for several new building areas are underway for the next few years. The city has provided information about these upcoming developments, which include the residential areas "Drei-Eichen VI" in Reute, "Rauhe Äcker" in Unterurbach, and "St. Michael" in Mennisweiler.

The residential area "Drei-Eichen VI" on the northeastern outskirts of Bad Waldsee is set to create more than 160 residential units, consisting of multi-family homes, single-family, row, and terraced houses. Infrastructure works for this area are expected to start next year.

Meanwhile, more than 150 applications were received for the "Hungerberg" residential area, with two new plots for single-family houses soon to be available. The area "Rauhe Äcker" in Unterurbach will have space for four houses with up to two full floors.

However, the excavators' arrival in these building areas will take some time, and it will take a while for the first houses to be built in "Rauhe Äcker". Demand for building plots has decreased nationwide due to price increases in the construction sector and the tense economic situation, which may affect the future rush for plots in these future building areas.

The city currently has no plots of land for sale in completed building areas. Planning for the next steps in the area "Rauhe Äcker" is underway by a private investor, and the private individual developing this construction area is not publicly specified.

In Mennisweiler, some residents were against the building area in Mennisweiler and submitted a petition to the town hall. Apart from apartments and houses, flood protection measures and play and leisure areas were also mentioned in the building area in Mennisweiler. A new residential area called "St. Michael" is planned in Mennisweiler, and the city wants to focus on advancing the "Drei Eichen VI" area in Reute first before tackling "St. Michael" in Mennisweiler.

The city has received more than 200 applications for a plot in the "Im Pfändle" residential area, but details about this development were not provided. The reasons for the delay in starting the construction in these residential areas were not specified.

These developments aim to address the growing demand for housing in the region and contribute to the overall growth and development of Bad Waldsee and its surrounding villages. As these building areas progress, updates and further details will be provided by the city.