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Mainz housing initiatives

DOOR TO DOOR (Upper Town)

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Logo door to door

Door to Door – Living Together e.V.
The aim of this group is to create a multi-generational house in the heart of Mainz's Oberstadt district, in a quiet residential area, which offers space for lively cohabitation – either as owner-occupied property or for rent. The communal areas will be places of encounter, characterized by tolerance and respect for all residents of the neighborhood.  

Contact: vorstandtuerantuer-mainzde

HEILIGKREUZ-VIERTEL (Weisenau)

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Z.WO eG i.G.
"Mainz Housing Project"

This group impresses with its innovative and comprehensive concept, which realizes both privately financed and subsidized housing. The concept of cluster apartments is also being implemented with six small apartments and communal areas.

Contact: wohnenz-wode

Logo 49°N
Logo 49°N

49°N – colorful all around
The group's central themes include urban and intergenerational living that is diverse, barrier-free, and far removed from anonymity. Reliability in everyday life, voluntary assistance, and a strong sense of community are important core values of the group.

Contact: 49grad.mainzgmailcom


Logo BG MAINZ HEILIG KREUZ
Logo BG MAINZ HEILIG KREUZ

BG MAINZ HEILIG KREUZ – Community makes us strong
With the motto "Community makes us strong," this group—in the form of a homeowners' association—pursues the goal of friendly interaction and mutual support.

Contact: infobg-heiligkreuzde

LEBENSBUNT GBR (Gonsenheim)

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Lebensbunt e.V. Multi-generational house "Wohnen an den Reben"
The aim of the group is to live communally and individually in a house community, striving for an ecological and sustainable lifestyle and actively promoting a sense of community.

Contact: infolebensbunt-mainzde


FORMER PETER JORDAN SCHOOL (Hartenberg-Münchfeld)

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Instead of Villa Mainz e.V.
The group's central themes are cooperation with plenty of personal freedom, respect, responsibility for the community according to one's own abilities and talents, conservation of resources, and involvement in the neighborhood.

Contact: mailstattvilla-mainzde


Logo Pretty Best Neighbors
Logo Pretty Best Neighbors

Pretty good neighbors – owning property in
Hartenberg
This group, which sees itself as open and helpful, brings together people who want to purchase condominiums and live together in a condominium owners' association.

Contact: ziemlich-beste-nachbarnwebde


WALLAUSTR. (Neustadt)

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QUEER im Quartier e.V.
The group describes its central theme as follows: "Living fairly and accepting differences – there is plenty of room for individual lifestyles in this queer-oriented group, which is open to everyone. Self-determined living into old age and support from a strong community are just as much a part of the program as intergenerational living."

Contact: queer-im-quartiergmxde


... if you are interested in joining a building group without wanting to start one yourself, please feel free to contact the groups listed here, some of which are still looking for members or are looking for new members again.

If your housing initiative is not listed, please contact baugemeinschaftenstadt.mainzde

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