In 2025, construction began on 6053 new homes in the city, primarily in the mid-rental segment, exceeding previous years but falling short of the municipality's goal of 7500 annually. This marks an increase from fewer than 5000 homes started in both 2023 and 2024. Approximately 72 percent, or around 4000 homes, are categorized as affordable, encompassing social housing and mid-segment rentals. While this progress offers future prospects, continued growth is uncertain due to potential strain on the electricity grid, rising construction costs, and limited urban space, which could cause delays.