By: P.T., STA
A new housing complex with almost 110 apartments for people aged 18-29 was inaugurated in Ljubljana in a bid to assist youths in gaining independence, starting family and securing financial freedom.
Monthly rent will be some 150 EUR per person. The first of its kind in Slovenia, the youth complex in Gerbičeva Street, a student dorm district in the south-western part of the capital, features 109 apartments with either single- or twin-bedrooms. The facility also includes an intergenerational centre with a multi-purpose room, a common room, a kitchen and cafeteria, an office and an atrium.
