Berliner Morgenpost says new construction could slightly slow rent increases
Berliner Morgenpost reports that new construction instead of expropriation could slow rent increases only slightly. Berliner Morgenpost says Berlin business commissioned expertise from the Kiel Institute for the World Economy.
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According to Berliner Morgenpost, Berlin tenants could see rent increases slow only slightly under the study’s new-construction scenario.
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Berliner Morgenpost reports that new construction instead of expropriation could slow rent increases only slightly.
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Neubau statt Enteignung könnte Mietanstieg bremsen – aber nur ein bisschen
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Berliner Morgenpost says Berlin business commissioned expertise from the Kiel Institute for the World Economy.
Die Berliner Wirtschaft hat Expertise des Kieler Weltwirtschaftsinstituts eingekauft.
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Neubau statt Enteignung könnte Mietanstieg bremsen – aber nur ein bisschenmorgenpost.de
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According to Berliner Morgenpost, new construction could only slightly slow rent increases. Its report that Berlin business commissioned Kiel Institute expertise remains unverified, so residents should treat both the projected impact and the commission as reported claims rather than confirmed facts.
Nothing here is confirmed, so nothing changes for you yet. The headline claim is only what Berliner Morgenpost argues: building more homes would curb rent increases only slightly, not sharply. Even that leans on a Kiel Institute study the paper says it commissioned, which remains unverified. No purchase prices, district rents or timelines are given, so the practical effect on your housing costs cannot be judged from this.