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by throwaway85858 5y ago
We do design days in office once a quarter, fits within the project planning takt and feels great to catch up in person outside of the occasional after work drinks, some however do still choose to come in on a regular basis on their own acc
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by throwaway85858 5y ago
Reading this I am reminded of Obolomov.
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by throwaway85858 5y ago
I had a series of arguments with the boss in the weeks leading up to the first lockdown and WFH order, i remember feeling as if I was being gaslighted. Neither me or my team would come into the office but he forced us back; despite our &quo
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by throwaway85858 6y ago
well see that's the issue, state won't make an exception and owner can't move the toads
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by throwaway85858 6y ago
An example of how bad the government in Berlin is would be the Pankower Tor project: https://www.tagesspiegel.de/berlin/froschlurch-muss-umgesied... 34 hectars (>90 acres) of waste land in a prime location can'
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by throwaway85858 6y ago
- the amount of apartments for sale increased but so did the prices. - furnished aparthotels are something special and they got an exception from the state (because some providers are state owned)
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by throwaway85858 6y ago
Here are some examples of ways berlin could have increased the amount of affordable housing: 1. Build more housing on land that is already owned by Berlin State 2. Increase the amount of housing support available to low income families 3. P
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by throwaway85858 6y ago
you should review the latest statistics, that article is from august 2020, the number of baugenehmigungs in 2020 went down in comparison to 2019. https://www.statistik-berlin-brandenburg.de/pms/2021/21-03-1... and
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by throwaway85858 6y ago
Mietpreisbremse for Berlin wasn't renewed, so there is now no upper limit on Miete except the federal 20% every 3 years. (I think)
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by throwaway85858 6y ago
The Berlin senate knew the Mietendeckel was on the balance of probabilities unconstitutional, but they went ahead with it anyway. Not a single new apartment was built with this law. Total and utter waste.
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by throwaway85858 6y ago
Nope! The rental amount agreed in the contract is to be owed by the tenant, this is not changed by the MietenWoG. https://ikb-law.blog/2020/11/19/resume-zum-mietendeckel/
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by throwaway85858 6y ago
perhaps, but if MietenWoG is struck down that leaves only the BGB. yes you're right, two months not one.
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by throwaway85858 6y ago
not just in 10 or 20 years, more like in 9 months! The supreme court will probably rule that the Mietendeckel is unconstitutional in November, which will lead to a nasty situation for many renters with old contracts. If the tenants are luck
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by throwaway85858 6y ago
The Mietendeckel has effectively triggered the death spiral of Berlin's housing market, it's the product of a reactionary local politics and the intransigence of the main political parties at a federal level to either fund housing