BERLIN: "There are big problems facing us" - Violent warning of the left and their plans!
160,000 apartments socialized, pay a maximum of 16 billion euros compensation: The plans of red-green-red in Berlin are met with sharp criticism by real estate economist Michael Voigtländer from the Institute of German Economy. In the WELT interview, he warns against an investment freeze, protracted legal disputes and the emigration of private landlords. He also sees a possible social rental obligation for existing housing critically. The consequences could extend far beyond the Berlin housing market. “It will take years to recover from it,” warns Voigtländer. Instead of socializatio...
160,000 apartments socialized, pay a maximum of 16 billion euros compensation: The plans of red-green-red in Berlin are met with sharp criticism by real estate economist Michael Voigtländer from the Institute of German Economy. In the WELT interview, he warns against an investment freeze, protracted legal disputes and the emigration of private landlords. He also sees a possible social rental obligation for existing housing critically. The consequences could extend far beyond the Berlin housing market. “It will take years to recover from it,” warns Voigtländer. Instead of socialization, he calls for market-based solutions and more housing.
Source: WELT ›
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