Lawyer Adam Kulda offers a behind-the-scenes look at contemporary property development and the financing of urban growth.
Residents of Kamechy have long faced problems concerning the availability of kindergartens, public spaces, transport infrastructure, and community life. But who should pay for public amenities? How do developer contributions work, and are they reflected in housing prices? Is it even possible to build affordable housing while creating a high-quality urban environment? This emblematic district in Bystrc will serve as an example for explaining the broader relationship between housing prices, public amenities, and quality of life in newly developing neighbourhoods.
Guide: Adam Kulda – lawyer, developer representative
Sat. 3. 10. | 11:00 | Kavčí bus stop (Říčanská Street), Brno | Estimated duration: 60–90 minutes
Author of photos:Barbora Benčíková
