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Top Landlord Says Germany ‘Uninvestable’ on Berlin Seizure Plan
Source: Bloomberg
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One of Europe’s biggest real estate companies argues Germany has become “uninvestable” because of proposals to seize privately owned apartments in Berlin. The article reports the company’s assessment of the proposals, not that any apartments have been seized.
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