US EditionThey Invested in Renovations, but There Will Be No Buyout. Tenants Are Protesting.
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The German Tenants' Association (DMB) has published the rent report for the year 2025. The central finding is that housing is a risk of poverty and meets more and more broader layers of society. In Germany, almost half of the people live for rent. This makes Germany the number one tenant in Europe. In the last three years alone, the number of tenants has increased by three million to now a total of 44 million people – spread over more than 20 mi…
Residents of a municipal tenement building at Nowa 26 Street in Łódź invested hundreds of thousands of złoty, renovating without city support, and now they're hearing that the mayor of Łódź blocked the apartment purchase at the last minute. The residents suspect the reason is that they live on a plot of land attractive to developers. Intervention Material.
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