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The Far-Left Wins Berlin’s Election on the Promise of Seizing Private Apartments

The Left wants to cure the city’s high housing costs by expropriating 225,000 apartments owned by large real estate corporations. The Far-Left Wins Berlin’s Election on the Promise of Seizing Private Apartments

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Compared to the New York edil, Zohran Mamdani, the lawyer daughter of Turkish refugees, led the Die Linke party to its first victory in a German regional election with access to housing as a flag. Her arrival at the mayor’s office now depends on a negotiation with Los Verdes and Social Democrats, amid accusations of anti-Semitism against her community and the strong advance of the extreme right.

·Las Condes, Chile
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The left in Berlin wants to repay expropriation with expropriation. Because the tenants of large housing companies are allegedly expropriated, the corporations themselves are to be socialized. The basis for this is socialist vulgar economy.

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Post-communist training Die Linke wins the elections in the capital with radical proposals to lower rent prices that disrupt the CDU and the SPD

·Madrid, Spain
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Berlin will most likely get a mayor from Die Linke for the first time. The socialist party won the state elections last week and wants to form a coalition with the Greens and the SPD. Die Linke campaigned with a striking promise in the fight against high rents: the expropriation of large real estate companies. The plan is to bring companies with more than 3,000 homes under the control of the city. In total, this involves 240,000 homes, which wi…

·Hilversum, Netherlands (Kingdom of the)
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After the election victory, the Berlin Left is demanding the socialization of large housing corporations, while at the same time blocking new construction in several venues. Economist Dr. Štefan Šumah, with whom we spoke, says that they will probably not succeed in this in Germany due to the ten billion compensation and Berlin's debt - but in Slovenia he sees another danger: that the state would get the same apartments "for free" […] The post Th…

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De Tijd broke the news in Belgium on Monday, September 21, 2026.
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