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Number of social housing units continues to fall - Vimarsana News

Number of social housing units continues to fall

The number of social housing units in Germany fell again last year. At the end of 2023, there were around 1.072 million such apartments for people on low incomes nationwide, around 15,300 fewer than a...

Germany's social housing shortage grows - Vimarsana News

Germany's social housing shortage grows

BERLIN, May 22 (Xinhua) -- The shortage of housing for low-income households in Germany is worsening. Last year, the number of social housing units in the country fell by 15,300 to around 1.07 million, according to figures provided by the government on Wednesday.

German federal properties remain empty in midst of housing shortage - Vimarsana News

German federal properties remain empty in midst of housing shortage

More than 360,000 square metres of housing owned by the German federal government are vacant amidst a severe lack of housing in many German cities, information obtained by dpa showed. The properties amount to around several thousand flats which are supposed to house federal employees, according to the information. The government's property agency BIMA owns more than 18,000 square metres of vacant housing in Berlin alone. BIMA is one of the largest property owners in Germany. The figures were rev

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Germany's housing crisis worsens as population aging-Xinhua - Vimarsana News

Germany's housing crisis worsens as population aging-Xinhua

Germany's housing crisis worsens as population aging-

Rummelsberg rising: The fall and rise of a Berlin neighbourhood - Vimarsana News

Rummelsberg rising: The fall and rise of a Berlin neighbourhood

Development hasn't always helped this small Berlin neighbourhood, but could a new energy mean Rummelsberg is on the rise?