The plans for housing policy from the exploration of the SPD, the Greens and the Left have met with criticism from the tenants' association and the expropriation initiative.
Messages from Saturday spoke of disappointment and delaying tactics.
Berlin - "There is almost nothing to be seen of the promised social awakening and progress in living, renting and building," said the Berlin tenants' association.
“Instead, a standstill is to be expected to a large extent because no solutions are offered for the massive problems,” said Managing Director Reiner Wild.
Tenants would continue to be fobbed off with completely inadequate protective regulations.
The sticking points in the new building would not be cleared, the housing offensive was doomed to failure, as with the outgoing government.
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The initiative “expropriate Deutsche Wohnen und Co.” does not want to accept the “transparent delay tactics”. In a democracy it is necessary to respect the will of the people. “And that means in the case: now it is socialized!” In the referendum, a clear majority had spoken out in favor of expropriating large housing groups. The initiative has now called for the drafting of a socialization law to be recorded in the coalition agreement.
The SPD, the Greens and the Left in Berlin agreed on guidelines for the coalition negotiations on Friday.
According to this, the new residential construction in Berlin is to be advanced "with the highest priority", the goal is 20,000 new apartments per year.
Municipal housing associations, cooperatives and private housing companies are to participate in an alliance for new residential construction and affordable housing.
For the referendum, it was agreed to set up a commission of experts to examine the possibilities and requirements for implementation within one year.
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