Thomas fink has raised more than 60,000 euros in the past 16 table concerts of the rotary club. The 17. Edition stands on monday, 14. January, at 7 p.M. In the evangelical church on. "I am happy when a lot of money is brought in", says the legendary niederndorf jazz pianist in the run-up to the concert. The proceeds will go to the herzogenaurach distribution center of the erlangen food bank.

Since the beginning, the rotarians of herzogenaurach have supported the boards. The current president of the herzogenaurach rotary club, alfred sammetinger, used to drive for the collection tours himself. From the very beginning, there has always been a close connection between the club and the herzogenauracher tafel, sammetinger explains in a press interview.

It all started as jazz concerts with his students, fink recalls. When the concerts were moved to the cafe of the mobelhaus fischer because of the large crowds, the tradition of the tafelkonzerte was born. In the beginning, fink's schoolchildren took over part of the concert. For some years he has been playing alone with changing guest musicians.

Guest star norbert nagel

On monday norbert nagel will be the star guest on the saxophone. Norbert meyer-venus on bass and werner treiber on drums will accompany the band. The concert promises again jazz of the finest. Loyal fans from herzogenaurach have appreciated this for years and look forward to top-class musical enjoyment.

Music has been an essential part of fink's life since his earliest childhood. Fink tells about his beginnings as a traveling musician in the 50s and 60s. He has played mainly in american clubs. Later he was house pianist at the bayerischer rundfunk and founded the thomas-fink-trio. It's hard to imagine the jazz scene without him. Fink remembers that a colleague from the bamberger philharmoniker once said: "thomas doesn't just make music, he lives music."

And so it is: "I simply live music", he affirms. Anyone who talks to thomas fink immediately notices his passion and enthusiasm for music. Also about the technical details of a flugel or piano female fink impressive detail to erzahlen. He is still alive today, says the man from niederndorf, and adds: "there are still so many possibilities in music, even after so many years." fink was awarded the cultural prize of both the city of herzogenaurach and the district of herzogenaurach.

Preparations for the table concert have been underway since august. Alfred sammetinger reveals: "thomas fink is of course our mastermind here." fink selects the musicians and wins them for the concerts. He is supported by his son gerald fink. The organ of the protestant church is specially prepared for the concert by a technician for thomas fink.

A call for tolerance

What the pianist has in mind for the 17th century?. Table concert wishes? "That we meet people's taste, that they go home happy and like to come back again", answers fink. And of course, as large an amount as possible should be given to the herzogenauracher tafel. In conclusion, he adds a more general wish. People had such different tastes in music, and yet you allow others their own taste. It would be good if people could have different opinions about each other, just as they have different musical preferences. Sammetinger and fink agree that this is especially important today.

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The bookseller puts on a pair of clumsy glasses, puts on a headset and straps little boxes to her fist. The first step is wobbly, then run it off.

In the virtual reality of "vonderland" she is a rabbit. The exhibition hall 4.1. Has disappeared – we are on a tropical island in the sunset. This year, the frankfurt book fair is embarking on a journey into the future of ernacy.

VR, AR, AI – abbreviations abound: virtual reality, augumented reality, artificial intelligence are just a few of them. 800 square meters have been cleared by the trade fair for the new area. Holger volland, vice president of the frankfurt book fair and author of the book "the creative power of machines," says: "there are more and more technologies that are able to tell stories. We want to make these technologies tangible."

Gerhard lauer is a professor of modern german literature and digital humanities in basel. He thinks it's right for the book fair to be about technology. "The point of a trade show is to gain orientation. Publishers and booksellers want to know: where is the journey going??"In the dispute over copyrights, print publishers and online providers had been in constant conflict – today, fortunately, both sides are "no longer in the trenches". On the contrary, there is "a new interplay between the digital and analog worlds.

To make the future tangible, the book fair has brought in expert knowledge. The fair's "the arts+" area, which had been limping along since 2016, was merged with the "biennale of the moving image," B3. Together, the cooperation partners have brought 25 VR works to the trade show. There is a 360-degree video, a giant screen running around the corner with 3D films, an animated historical map of ancient china, and much more.

The munch museum in oslo lets art intelligence curate an exhibition: an algorithm calculates the "emotional color tone" from pictures and texts by the norwegian painter and selects the matching music from a database. The BUX app offers video and audio tours through zurich in the footsteps of gottfried keller or james joyce, during which supplementary explanations (AR elements) can be selected.

What will the book industry look like in ten years?? Our "hunger for stories" will be the same, says prof. Lauer, but not the way we share them. "There will be more options, more media, more formats. If we embed the book in our digital environment, then it has a chance."In an interview with the german press agency, he develops a few scenarios:

– computers write texts: "AI will not replace the author, but it will support publishers," says lauer. "In the science sector, this is becoming enormously important, it's exploding right now." computers make books on specific topics from scientific articles. A book about battery technology that was written in this way was very successful. It opens up a "huge market" for science publishers.

– this also applies to literature? This is possible with poetry: a viennese agency fed an algorithm with poems and turned them into a text that was published in an anthology. Writing programs are also being used for more stereotypical series, without publishers hanging on to the rough end of the stick. But it will be a long time before machines write good novels.

– computers evaluate texts: a hamburg-based start-up called qualifiction has developed the "lisa" software on an AI basis. She analyzes texts and wants to use them to predict book successes. The database will be maintained with bestsellers and less successful books. Within seconds, the algorithm can evaluate the potential for success, say the founders. Nine publishing companies and 400 authors have already used the.

– online communities: social platforms are becoming increasingly important. 80 million readers and authors exchange texts via the wattpad platform, for example. There are authors who are completely out of this world. One example is marah woolf, author of numerous "new romance" titles. According to her own figures, she has sold – without publishing – one million e-books, hor books and paperbacks.

– data analytics: data-mining would make it possible to find the ideal book for every reader. All you had to do was combine the facebook account, the profile on the dating platform and the amazon orders, says lauer. E-readers could report back to the publisher how quickly, how far and how often texts were read. All this data is available. What is missing is an open debate on the subject.

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Ingrid kieninger is convinced that projects like "erasmus" are the right thing to do calling for europe to grow together. The project, which involves schools from six countries, will last two years. The schools get to know each other, visit each other, perform common tasks. "Europe should get to know each other better, says the teacher of the middle school. "And we contribute to that".

The "erasmus" school project has already been running for a year. In addition to the middle school in herzogenaurach, schools from poland, croatia, greece, romania and latvia are also involved. They have now all sent young people to herzogenaurach. After visits to crete in greece and zagreb (croatia), the next stop is herzogenaurach. In may, it's off to latvia.

"Erasmus" summarizes several individual projects required by the european union. They are based on the idea that "europe is only more than an economic union when people from different countries meet, get to know each other and work together"." what is formulated rather nuchternly in the press release works with a lot of commitment and elan, as kieninger reports. "We are in constant contact with each other", says the herzogenaurach native. 33 teachers from all schools have formed a whatsapp group, with pictures and information posted daily. They all learned about the floods in crete that flooded the roads, or they were taught about the school strikes in croatia. The social network is close-knit. "We learn an incredible amount about the details of the countries". In this way, they get to know each other's tradition and culture at first hand, as it were quite incidentally.

Creation and motivation

"It's more than just a school exchange," says the, says ingrid kieninger. For the schools have been in intensive contact for two years. Together with colleagues ute schott, andrea duthorn and werner forst, she is also in charge of the current project in herzogenaurach. "Creation and motivation" it's called and the focus is on communication in english.

It's not the native language for all the students, says kieninger. All the more, the students can examine and experience that english also plays a role in their everyday lives and in their professional future. "The aim of the project is to make the importance of a common language of communication (english) clear to the schoolchildren on many levels and to challenge their motivation to learn the language", it says in the project description.

This has been implemented on several fields since monday. Privately, the 30 or so students, of whom the letten form the largest group, are accommodated in host families. This already demands the mutual contact. At the school itself, there were five joint workshops yesterday. The children made pottery, handicrafts and sang, and were allowed to take all the products home with them. But before that, they will be used as decorations for the grand finale dinner on friday.

The activities focus on christmas themes, but also on an in-depth look at herzogenaurach "as a small but very international city. The organizers are being supported by the companies puma and schaeffler, which are giving the schoolchildren an insight and also providing interview partners on these topics. In english, of course, which is usually the norm for international companies anyway.

Mayor german hacker also gave his speech in english on monday at lunchtime. The young people were to be received at the city hall. In addition to the guests, around 40 students from the fifth to eighth grades of the middle school also took part in the event.

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Schalke’s supervisory board chairman steps down: clemens tonnies looks resolutely into the camera with a blue-and-white scarf around his neck, spectators sit in the arena in the background.

The photo that the hard-hit FC schalke 04 published on tuesday to mark the involuntary farewell of the powerful chairman of the supervisory board came from better times – and missed the reality by a mile. Tonnies’ resignation followed massive protests from his own fans and the corona scandal at his meat company. The news also came in the middle of the discussion about a supposed state guarantee for the revierclub, which is in dire straits financially.

"We have successfully led FC schalke 04 through many crises with heart and soul and a high level of personal commitment," wrote tonnies in a letter of resignation obtained by the deutsche presse-agentur, "from which we have always emerged stronger than before."To achieve this again will be a herculean task – for the schalkers, who on tuesday elected the previous deputy chairman jens buchta as the new chairman of the supervisory board, and also for tonnies himself.

The corona outbreak at the tonnies meat plant in rheda-wiedenbruck had made negative headlines nationwide. He wanted to make his "contribution to reorganizing the german meat industry as a whole," wrote the entrepreneur, who had been a member of the club’s control committee since 1994 and had chaired it since 2001. Among the schalke supporters, however, tonnies was already highly controversial because of his comments about africa last year, which were interpreted as racist.

Only on saturday, parallel to the last game of the season at SC freiburg (0:4), about 1000 fans had demonstrated against the powerful schalke boss on the club’s ground. At the entrance to the old schalke gluckaufkampfbahn, a banner was recently emblazoned with the words: "no exploiters at S04 – tonnies out!"And on a bridge and on the construction fence of the old park stadium there were posters with identical demands for resignation. And: "no racists on schalke!"

Tonnies had repeatedly tried to explain his statements about africa at the time. In his letter of resignation, he affirmed: "those who know me know that this decision ‘as a schalke fan through and through’ was very difficult for me after so many years." A concept for the "future-oriented repositioning" of the club had also been "elaborated and written. And urgently needed.

After 16 games without a win, coach david wagner’s team finished the past season in twelfth place. Even before the corona crisis, liabilities had grown to almost 200 million euros. In order to secure its continued existence, the club is now said to have applied for a guarantee from the state of north rhine-westphalia to secure bank loans of up to 40 million euros. Neither NRW minister president armin laschet (CDU) nor the club itself wanted to confirm this. For it other made themselves proud.

"I don’t think that’s honorable, knowing full well that the public may feel differently," said borussia dortmund’s club boss hans-joachim watzke. "It is demanded of us as fubball-bundesliga that we pay the same taxes, that we pay them punctually – which is a matter of course. But if the federal government or the state or whoever decides to help corona-damaged companies, then the same rights obviously don’t apply to us. To say in principle that fubball clubs must be excluded from this, that does not correspond to my principle of equal treatment."

Nevertheless, the issue is politically explosive. "There is no decision in any burgschaft question," appeased laschet. According to the "westdeutsche allgemeine zeitung", however, there is already a positive decision in the castle committee of the state government. The planned burgschaft was first reported by the "handelsblatt" newspaper.

An immediately introduced question from the green parliamentary group was aimed, among other things, at ensuring that the taxpayer would end up having to pay for the loan default if the cash-strapped schalke people were no longer able to service the loan. In addition, it was also reminded of other low-class NRW clubs that had fallen into disrepute. "In this respect, the question of equal treatment or distortion of competition automatically arises if a single club is to be given the million-euro castle in question," write grunen deputies horst becker and josefine paul.

"There will be no lex schalke," laschet affirmed. There have also been NRW subsidies time and again in recent decades, including for schalke – for the arena construction, for example. However, the financial situation has not improved, on the contrary. The corona crisis alone is said to have resulted in a loss of 26.1 million euros. The hook on the burgschaft formulated watzke: "the country must naturally examine whether these are real corona effects or not."

The club was in financial difficulties long before the pandemic. Schalke is the first club to set its own limit on player salaries at 2.5 million euros a year. And a security that has been popular in the past will probably not be available for a long time: asking tonnies for a loan. Even though he wrote: "I will of course remain associated with FC schalke 04 for the rest of my life."

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In consultation with the office for rural development (ALE), it proposed to postpone this measure and to put it out to tender together with the rehabilitation of the local thoroughfare. "With the prices, they don’t give us any hope that it will be more favorable for us, but we reckon with better chances to get a company at all," explained bauer.

Due to the postponement, the rehabilitation of the local thoroughfare should no longer begin in the second half of this year, but as soon as possible in the spring of next year. One advantage would be that the construction site would not remain over the winter. The work on the entrance to the village was to be completed in 2020. The council unanimously agreed. For the redesign of the mainland, builder april announced that construction would start soon.

Other municipalities had already agreed, but in the segnitz council the recommendation of the mayor’s committee to increase the subsidy to the kitzingen animal shelter from 20 to 70 cents per inhabitant did not find a majority. With the approximately 900 inhabitants this had meant a mehrauand of 450 euro per year. "We should not be so rude everywhere, there are already enough others in the pocket," found bischoff and proposed 50 cents as a compromise. The council agreed on this with five votes to two.

"Disappointed that so few people were interested," bauer said of the response to an event held in march at the community center to recruit volunteers for the segnitz fire department. Of the 280 or so segnitz residents contacted, only 20 expressed interest. Ten of them were recruited for the army.

The segnice council approved the association of hobby gardeners and nature lovers for the 30th anniversary of the attack. April the may festival below the parking lot on the main. The municipality, on the other hand, could not help the association to find a place for its equipment. 12 to 15 square meters were needed. Bauer appealed: "if someone else wants to hokern a hall, he should please think of the community".

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Apart from the complicated sales process, chinese media and internet users also cited the comparatively high price and unconvincing improvements in design and function as reasons why enthusiasm is low. However, mobile operator china unicom reported that some 300,000 preorders had been placed.

In the difficult chinese smartphone market, apple slipped from fourth to sixth place in the third quarter and is looking to catch up again with the iphone 5. The official launch in china, apple’s second-largest market, came barely three months after the iphone 5’s U.S. Launch. In the rough apple store in the popular peking sanlitun village, however, only a few customers inspected the new iphone in the morning. After the chaos at the sales launch of the iphone 4S, grids had been set up. A dozen police officers, numerous security guards and store clerks were prepared for a stampede, but it didn’t happen.

In order to curb the black market, only two iphones could be ordered per person on the internet since the previous day. "We have no other choice," said one seller. "There was too much chaos at the launch of the iphone 4."Referring to the pushers who sell the iphone 5 with extra charge in front of the door, the apple employee said: "they are the reason. Otherwise we would just sell it over the counter."Another vendor explained the low number of visitors also by the snow cover that had covered peking during the night.

Internet users, however, were upset that the iphone 5 is a good 20 percent more expensive in china than in the U.S. And costs more than ten percent more than in hong kong. "We are not blod" or "very unpleasant," were the comments. The former google china chief li kaifu wrote in his microblog about the high price: "apple is not very honest. "The smallest model will be sold in china for 5288 yuan, the equivalent of 650 euros – at the current exchange rate even slightly cheaper than in germany.

"Actually, i wanted to buy the new iphone," said 31-year-old zhang li. "But i don’t like the design. It is hateful." They were also "not impressed" by the new functions. She also continues to find the slightly coarser screen of the iphone 5 too small for the input of characters. "I’d rather buy a samsung smartphone," said the secretary. Samsung has the largest market share in china, followed by chinese brands lenovo, coolpad, ZTE, huawei and finally apple.

On the chinese black market, devices smuggled into the country were available weeks ago at a premium of 1000 to 1500 yuan (120-180 euro). However, with the start of sales, the surcharges fell significantly to 100 to 200 yuan, in case someone did not want to wait for the online purchase procedure. "Business is bad," said a black marketeer outside the apple store, who immediately offered discounts to get into the business.

Apart from china unicom, this time china telecom is also offering the new iphone with contracts. Their stores were open from midnight. According to chinese media reports, around 200 customers lined up in front of a china telecom store in shanghai. Both companies, however, hold less than half of the mobile phone market. Apple could not reach an agreement with the rough operator china mobile.

"The iphone 5 continues to be the star of smartphones," said the telecom expert fu liang, the "china business daily". "But basically, the sale of the iphone 5 will not be able to repeat the incredible success of the 4ara. The iphone 4 was an epiphany, but time passes and smartphones have spread all over the world."Experts also see little customer loyalty in china. Less than eleven months after the launch of the iphone 4 in china, the relaunch cycle is also simply too short, he says. Besides, it was said: "the iphone 5 is not such a novelty."

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German chemical and pharmaceutical industry expects a weaker full year after significant declines in the second quarter.

In 2020, revenues were allowed to decline by six percent to 186.4 billion euros compared to the previous year, as the industry association VCI announced in frankfurt on tuesday. VCI expects production to fall by three percent. If you exclude the pharmaceutical industry, production was allowed to fall by four percent.

"Our industry suffered a historic slump in the second quarter," said VCI president christian kullmann. The shortage of orders was not the only challenge, however; there were also problems with the supply chains. Nevertheless, kullmann does not expect chemical and pharmaceutical companies to shift production from asia to germany.

Production in the chemical-pharmaceutical industry fell by 5.8 percent in the second quarter. Excluding pharmaceuticals, production was 8.5 percent below the previous year’s level. The turnover of germany’s third-largest industrial sector, with around 464.000 employees in this country shrank by 11.5 percent to 96 billion euros. Despite this slump, the companies have come through the global crisis significantly better than other industries, said kullmann.

The association assumes that the recession has bottomed out. "We are seeing the first signs of recovery," said kullmann. However, the sector is a long way from a "buoyant recovery", he says. If another shutdown could be avoided, demand for chemicals and pharmaceuticals was allowed to stabilize in the second half of the year. However, the association expects the sector to return to pre-crisis levels by the end of 2021 at the earliest.

The cyclically sensitive chemical industry has long been suffering from weak industrial demand in germany and global trade conflicts. The crisis in the automotive industry, which buys coatings, plastics and tires from the chemical industry, is having a particularly severe impact on the sector. According to the VCI, around 50,000 chemical employees are currently on short-time work.

Last year, sales in the german chemical and pharmaceutical industry shrank by 2.3 percent to 198.3 billion euros. In 2018, the chemical and pharmaceutical companies in the VCI had still achieved record sales of 203 billion euros.

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Eight years of dredging, drilling and concreting along the railroad in bamberg when the railroad begins its new route through bamberg. Six subways, two road bridges have to be rebuilt, many buildings demolished.

What the centennial project means for bamberg, what risks it entails and, despite all the traffic jams and roadblocks, what opportunities it offers, is what we want to shed light on in a new series. The city council already has to decide what the buildings in bamberg should look like.

We are starting with the railroad underpass memmeldorfer strabe – bamberg’s roughest pinhole. 18,000 motor vehicles pass through these narrow pipes every day, including 391 trucks and 72 buses.

The expansion of the railroad offers the chance to widen the underpass, a 100-year-old traffic dinosaur, by more than four meters and also to add a few centimeters to its height.

But the reconstruction, as it appears at the moment, is controversial: which disadvantages the elimination of the bottleneck has and why the ramp inclination causes problems, you can read here in the premium section of infranken.

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Bamberg "how long will it take?", thomas waldschmidt asked himself. He stood in line for three hours in front of the registration office in ludwigstrabe. "An employee then, very relaxed, printed a number in my hand, number 48", says waldschmidt.

57-year-old hirschaider wanted to change his daughter's license plates in early july. He was assured on the phone that the situation was very relaxed and that no appointment was necessary. Then the unpleasant surprise: "turning into the parking lot I have already seen people standing and still thought to myself, aha a demo. The signs that the people were holding were not written signs, but car license plates", says waldschmidt. Since the beginning of the corona crisis, applicants have had to wait standing in front of the authority.

In june, klaus rakette also spent between three and four hours queuing for a registration: "it's eased up a bit in the meantime, but it's gotten worse again in the last few weeks." According to frank fortsch, the press spokesman for the bamberg district office, the renewed rush could not have been foreseen.

Traps have piled up

Between 1. January and 9. July, there were 14338 registrations in 2019, this year there were only 12 586. During the exit restrictions, only the most important requests – in addition to registrations, these also include deregistrations and changes to the keeper or technical data – were received and processed. As a result, a lot of traps had accumulated. "In the time around whitsun there were sometimes very long waiting times", says fortsch. There had been more admissions than at the same time the year before. According to the district office, the customer does not have to wait if he does not want to. It is possible to hand in the documents and pick them up the next day after they have been processed. "You can't get more burger-friendly than this", says the press officer. The administration's goal is to keep waiting times as short as possible, says.

Waited for the reduction?

The reason given by the district administration for the current longer waiting times is the lower value-added tax that has been in force since july 1. July. Frank fort suspects that car buyers waited to buy in the last two weeks before the vat cut.

However, this has not been confirmed in a random check at the admissions office. The waiting people did not postpone their visit to ludwigstrabe, neither because of corona, nor because of the value added tax. Rather, they are concerned with different concerns that have become acutely necessary.

Bodo (57) wanted to register the light motorcycle for his daughter, who has newly acquired the driving license, uwe (52) wants to have a sold oldtimer registered, and maximilian (20) has bought a car and wanted to deregister the previous owner – there are always similar, seasonal concerns that can be experienced on request. And the nervousness in view of the long waiting time is also noticeable. New driver's license holder paul (18) puts it in a nutshell: "i have to work and i've been waiting for half an hour, so i don't really have any time."

The reduction in value-added tax has not yet played a major role in the sale of cars. Thus, managing director andreas datscheg of the aventi car dealership explains that this decrease in the federal government has not yet led to higher sales figures. The sales figures had dropped by 25 percent during the corona crisis compared to the previous years.

Online appointments

Waldschmidt and rakette agree that an appointment system, which would also regulate the rush at the registration office of the city of bamberg, would be extremely useful at the district administration office and would greatly reduce waiting times. "An option for online registration would also be desirable", says waldschmidt.

At the district administration office, the introduction of the appointment system, which only existed during the lockdown, was not yet a topic last week, but now the authorities have relented: a digital appointment system is currently being discussed, fortsch was told. It should soon be possible to get an appointment in certain time slots via a web tool. In lichtenfels this was already possible. "Until that time comes, there will be no online appointments", says fortsch.

In addition, the administrative process is to be streamlined by making it possible to digitize administrative documents to a greater extent in the next few months. Anyone who wanted to re-register their vehicle could then upload the necessary documents themselves. The demands of thomas waldschmitt and klaus rakette were fulfilled – and three hours of waiting in line were a thing of the past.

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Munich is still the most expensive city in germany for rents and purchase prices, but other regions in bavaria are slowly catching up. In a recent city ranking, in which the development of existing rents between 2007 and 2012 was examined, bamberg came in 6th place with an increase of 26.5 percent. And even finished ahead of munich. In the state capital, however, prices have been at such a high level for some years that the percentage increase is no longer quite so high.

Attractive medium-sized towns in bavaria attract investors
What many bambergers have known for a long time has now been proven by studies: bamberg is attractive and sought after by investors. In the GMA ranking for medium-sized towns and cities, which determined the most interesting locations from a retail point of view, aschaffenburg took first place, but bamberg came in fourth. Rank still in the top 5. This means that two french cities are represented in top positions, which illustrates the high potential of this region and gives investors hope for good future prospects. As far as the housing market is concerned, bamberg has long been regarded as a secure location with good prospects. Here, too, the result for many residents is that rents are rising and living space is becoming increasingly scarce.

Price increases in bamberg: both buy and rent properties affected

The promising future prospects of bamberg, combined with low interest rates for loans and the euro crisis, are leading to a flight into so-called "concrete gold" has led to a sharp rise in rental and purchase prices in the city. Highest prices of 17 euros per square meter for rental apartments in top locations are no longer a rarity here either. With an average rent of 9 euros per square meter, as calculated by a real estate portal, bamberg is one of the most expensive cities in germany. The situation is aggravated by the fact that the proportion of apartments with a social commitment is becoming smaller and smaller. Over a period of 12 years, the number of price-linked apartments at stadtbau gmbh alone has fallen by over 50 percent.

At up to 420 euros per square meter, building land in bamberg has also become expensive. The prices for building land are also one of the reasons why hardly any affordable housing is currently being created in bamberg. In combination with strict energy requirements for new buildings, the realization of new housing is so expensive that it is difficult, at least for commercial builders, to build affordable housing.

According to a recent LBS survey, prices for owner-occupied apartments in bamberg average between 2,500 and 3,000 euros per square meter for new construction, while prices for existing apartments range between 1,300 and 2,200 euros per square meter. On average, the prices ranged between 1750 and 2750 euros per square meter. Homes cost on average around 290.000 euro, with top prices of 380 euros depending on the location.000 euros and more. The prices for existing homes, on the other hand, range between 160.000 and 300.000 euros, whereby for well-located, center-near single-family houses also over 500.000 euros are paid.

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