SPD Minister Boosts 'Jung kauft Alt' Program for Young Homeowners

Young families can now look forward to easier homeownership. The revamped 'Jung kauft Alt' program promises fewer hurdles and lower costs.

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2025 October 22 . 5:01 PM

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SPD Minister Boosts 'Jung kauft Alt' Program for Young Homeowners

Housing Minister Verena Hubertz (SPD) has announced significant improvements to the 'Jung kauft Alt' (Young Buyers, Old Homes) subsidy program. The changes, backed by government funds and financed by the KfW (Kreditanstalt für Wiederaufbau), aim to make homeownership more accessible to families.

The revamped program, promoted by Minister Hubertz, will have fewer restrictions and lower interest rates. This is set to give young people the confidence they need to purchase their own homes. The KfW, a government-owned development bank, will be the primary financier of these improved credit conditions. The goal is clear: to make homeownership a more viable option for families across Germany.

With the support of the KfW and government funds, the 'Jung kauft Alt' program has been significantly enhanced. The changes, including fewer restrictions and lower interest rates, are designed to boost young people's confidence in buying their own homes. Minister Hubertz's aim is to make homeownership more accessible to families, potentially transforming the housing landscape.