How Martin Haf Saved Siedlungwerk Füssen from Financial Collapse
After years of financial struggle, Siedlungwerk Füssen has turned its fortunes around under Martin Haf’s leadership. The organisation now stands on solid ground while continuing its mission to provide affordable housing. Haf recently stepped down as chairman after a long and successful tenure.
Martin Haf took over Siedlungwerk Füssen when it faced serious financial difficulties. Through careful management, he guided the organisation away from bankruptcy and secured its future. Reflecting on his time in charge, he expressed gratitude and pride in the team’s achievements.
The organisation currently supports 521 households in Füssen and the surrounding area. Its focus remains on offering quality housing at fair prices, a commitment that has grown more urgent in recent years. Board member Gerhard Dittrich highlighted rising concerns, noting that nearly one in three renters in Germany now fears they won’t be able to afford their rent in the future.
In 2023, Sabine Schmid succeeded Haf as the new chair of the supervisory board. The transition marks a new chapter for the organisation, which continues to prioritise stable and affordable living conditions for local residents.
With its finances stabilised, Siedlungwerk Füssen is well-positioned to keep delivering affordable homes. The organisation’s work remains critical as housing costs rise across Germany. Sabine Schmid now leads the supervisory board, ensuring continuity in its mission.
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