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Housing crisis in Berlin: Oh yes, this housing crisis can be solved

The planned socialization raises major legal and financial questions. But finally there is a plan for how the capital will solve its housing crisis.

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Housing crisis in Berlin: Oh yes, this housing crisis can be solved

The planned socialization raises major legal and financial questions. But finally there is a plan for how the capital will solve its housing crisis.

Source: Zeit Online ›

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