Green Party proposes inventory of empty houses in Lund

The Green Party in Lund proposes mapping uninhabited properties to use them as housing.

The Green Party wants Lund municipality to examine how many empty houses are uninhabited and whether they can be converted into homes.

The party proposes an inventory of vacant properties in the municipality.

– Make better use of what we already have before we start building more outward, says Niklas Thidevall, municipal council member for the Green Party.

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