The political parties discussed solutions to the housing crisis. Photo: Marie Russillo/Maison Moderne

The political parties discussed solutions to the housing crisis. Photo: Marie Russillo/Maison Moderne

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The political parties discussed solutions to the housing crisis. Photo: Marie Russillo/Maison Moderne
Céline Coubray (Paperjam Architecture + Real Estate), Chloé Timmerman (Pirate Party), Elisabeth Margue (CSV), Max Leners (LSAP), Nathalie Oberweis (déi Lenk), Henri Kox (housing minister, déi Gréng), Max Hahn (DP), Roy Reding (ADR) and Nicolas Léonard (Paperjam). Photo: Marie Russillo/Maison Moderne
Céline Coubray (Paperjam Architecture + Real Estate). Photo: Marie Russillo/Maison Moderne
François Mousel (PwC). Photo: Marie Russillo/Maison Moderne
Henri Kox (housing minister). Photo: Marie Russillo/Maison Moderne
The political parties discussed solutions to the housing crisis. Photo: Marie Russillo/Maison Moderne

On 28 March, Paperjam + Delano Business Club hosted a conference on the housing crisis at PwC Luxembourg with the participation of housing minister Henri Kox (déi Gréng), Max Hahn (DP), Max Leners (LSAP), Elisabeth Margue (CSV), Roy Reding (ADR), Nathalie Oberweis (déi Lenk) and Chloé Timmermann (Pirate Party).

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During this event, participants were able to discover the priorities and concrete actions of the political parties for the 2023-2028 legislature, with the candidates for the October elections answering questions in the panel discussion.

We would like to thank PwC for hosting the event, as well as the Union des entreprises luxembourgeoises (UEL) and its members (ABBL, ACA, Chambre de Commerce, Chambre des Métiers, clc, Fédération des Artisans, Fedil and Horesca) for their support.

This article was first published on in French and translated for Delano.

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