I live in Berlin. I've found a regulated appartment for rent last year. The author clearly exposes his sentiment in their choice of words. There's lots of buzz

I live in Berlin. I've found a regulated appartment for rent last year. The author clearly exposes his sentiment in their choice of words. There's lots of buzzwords thrown around and not much reporting from here. Was the author even in Berlin before writing? Anyways, in Berlin it will now get even "worse" as an initiative is now starting to collect signatures to disown "Deutsche Wohnen" of hundrets of thousands of flats they own. I can see that the market is "bad" from that article. My experience with renting a flat was different: The law allowed me to reduce my rent to a price I indeed find reasonable. It's roughly 100€ less. I'm happy with that. And in case our supreme court overthrows the Berlin ruling, I've gotten read and saved the "shadow rent".