"Investitionsschutzgesetz" - Interior Minister Dobrindt Plans High Hurdles for Housing Associations - Constitutional Concerns From the SPD
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cedarnews.netThe Federal Government wants to take action against left-wing Berlin expropriation plans because such plans deter international investors. Interior Minister Dobrindt presents the first key points, but the CSU politician gets no tailwind from SPD Justice Minister Hubig.
Federal Minister of the Interior Dobrindt has presented key points for a new investment protection law, which is intended to significantly increase the barriers to the socialization of large housing holdings. His ministry confirmed several news agencies details of the plans. The SPD member of parliament and rapporteur for rental law, Demir, made reservations.
With an investment protection law, Interior Minister Alexander Dobrindt wants to link companies to strict conditions. The aim is to provide more security to investors. "Germany is an investment location", emphasizes the CSU politician.
The Federal Government is drawing up a law that is intended to make it significantly more difficult to socialize housing. Is the left plan in Berlin at the end before it is decided?
Berlin wants to socialize large housing stocks. A planned federal law could make the expropriation plans of SPD, Greens and Left a dash through the bill. Billion-dollar costs, legal hurdles and political contradictions make the dream of red Berlin burst.
The Federal Government plans to prevent socialization through a so-called Investment Protection Act, which only helps private housing companies.
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