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Tenants in Germany 'Not Allowed to Make a Profit From Sublets'

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Tenants in Germany are not allowed to make a profit from subletting a flat, the Federal Court of Justice (BGH) has ruled, in a decision that has large implications for the housing market.

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Tenants are not allowed to sublet their apartment with profit. The Federal Court of Justice has now decided. Whoever does this anyway risks the cancellation by the landlord. By Egzona Hyseni.

·Hamburg, Germany
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Those who collect money fly out: With clear words, the Federal Court prohibits the rip-off of sub-tenants. The verdict makes popular enemy images wrinkle.

·Germany
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In agglomerations more and more tenants rent their flats with profit. The Federal Court of Justice has now forbidden this: Sublet serves the maintenance of the apartment, not the profit.

·Munich, Germany
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Tenants who sublet their flats are not allowed to make any profit.

·Germany
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In principle, tenants are allowed to sublet their flats, but they need the landlord's permission to do so. However, if you leave your flat for more than double the rent to others, you risk throwing it out because of a profit-making intention. In a current case, the Federal Court of Justice also tends to do this.

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rbb24.de broke the news in on Monday, January 26, 2026.
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