Real Estate: That's What Vonovia Chief Says About the Expropriation Plans of the Left
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After its election victory, the Berlin left has confirmed the plans for the expropriation of large real estate companies. In a conversation with Dietmar Deffner, economist Carsten Mumm explains why the implementation would have a "significantly negative impact on the location".
After the victory of the left in the parliamentary election, Luka Mucic refers to a poll that says that expropriations no longer find a majority in the population.
Many leftists in Berlin regard the election victory as a free letter for the expropriation of housing companies. However, a survey shows that voters' attitudes to the question have changed.
The election success of the left could rekindle the Berlin debate on the socialization of large private housing stocks. The federal government plans possible countermeasures.
The German banking sector is deeply concerned about plans by the Left Party (Die Linke) to expropriate companies that manage apartments in Berlin. The expropriation of the housing stock, especially given the planned compensation well below market value, will not create any additional new housing and poses significant financial risks...
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