Enteignung: Dobrindt will Vergesellschaftungen komplizierter machen
Es ist ein Wettlauf gegen die Regierungsbildung in Berlin: Die Bundesregierung will ein Gesetz vorlegen, das die Hürden für Vergesellschaftungen deutlich anheben würde. Was soll drinstehen?
Berlin's Interior Minister Alexander Dobrindt (CSU) plans to make Vergesellschaftungen, a concept where the Left party in Berlin intends to implement, significantly more complicated through stringent hurdles. "We will clearly demonstrate in an Investment Protection Act that an arbitrary left-leaning Vergesellschaftung fetish is incompatible with the Basic Law," Dobrindt informed "Bild" newspaper.
His ministry confirmed to Deutsche Presse-Agentur the initial details of the proposed law for the first time. Previously, "Bild" reported on the matter. Under the new rules, a Vergesellschaftation of, for example, rental apartments would only be permissible if a compelling necessity is proven. A state government would then have to demonstrate that all other means, such as investments in and promotion of housing construction, have been fully utilized and nothing else remains.
Upon expropriation, compensation must be "immediately in cash" and primarily at market value, determined by an expert appraisal. This move could significantly complicate the Left, Green, and Social Democratic Party's plans to acquire large private housing stocks in Berlin, amounting to over 10,000 units. Their proposed compensation costs of 16 billion euros would likely fall below the market value of the units.
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