Germany Faces Acute Housing Shortage With 1.4 Million Apartments Missing

A leading tenants’ association warns that Germany lacks approximately 1.4 million residential units, exacerbating rental costs and affordability challenges nationwide. Policymakers are under increasing pressure to accelerate construction and implement housing market reforms.

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Mieterbund: 1,4 Millionen Wohnungen fehlen

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