US EditionMore than 15 Euros per Square Meter: Berlin Rents Have Risen Massively
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Sueddeutsche Zeitung
Frankfurter AllgemeineIf you are looking for a new apartment in metropolises, you have to pay a lot. This is also evidenced by new figures from the Ministry of Construction, which the left has asked for.
Despite the rental price brake, the offer rents in German metropolises rise dynamically. Berlin recorded the highest increase. In other cities, however, it is even more expensive.
Within ten years, Berlin has seen the steepest increase in rental prices nationwide. However, when considering the price per square meter, it gets even more expensive.
If you're looking for a new place to stay in metropolises, you have to go deep into your pocket. This is also evidenced by new figures from the Ministry of Construction, which the left has asked for. In Berlin, prices have risen the most.
Housing seekers in German metropolises have to reach far deeper into their pockets than ten years ago. This shows a new evaluation. Two cities with extreme price increases stand out.
The rental price brake has been in place since 2015, but housing in large cities has become significantly more expensive. In Berlin, rents have risen the most – by almost 70 percent.
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