The sparrows are whistling for a long time in the treetops and the press has noticed now: in Friedrichshain-Kreuzberg, there is a strong tendency the displacement of the local population. expensive city dubbed The Taz in an article or more accurately were in Charlottenburg Friedrichshain-Kreuzberg trends of accelerated rental growth observed. The trends are not just trends but are based on the first Berlin-rental housing report from Jong Lang LaSalle. Just that is the disturbing, the study is ultimately not made to protect the Mieter_innen but for the capital market. In plain language, the essence is to say, "Buy houses in Kreuzberg, it's worth it, what makes things even worse. The conclusion of the
Berliner Morgenpost
is even: more expensive than living in Munich.
a somewhat more nuanced view provides the renter echo in its latest issue. Here, too, in two articles pointed to the upward trend in the district. On the one hand, there are preliminary results of a new topos study, which refers to the former postal district SO36. Preliminary results for Reichenberger neighborhood l before ying. In another article the conclusion is drawn: Friedrichshain-Kreuzberg is Hartz IV free zone.
For background information on current developments and to recommend the Gentrification Blog
.
The IBB Housing Market Report 2007 is available here for download
. 
What can we do together? Thursday, 9/18/2008 at 19 clock - Neighbourhood Assembly against rent increases at the fire wells / Mariannenplatz.
0 comments:
Post a Comment