Berlin SPD, Greens and Left reach exploratory deal on housing and policing
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In Berlin, the SPD, Greens and Left party have concluded their exploratory talks, according to WELT. The parties plan to build 100,000 new apartments and to introduce a socialization law from mid-2028 targeting private companies that own 10,000 or more apartments. The plans also include strengthening the Berlin police and promoting corporate relocations to the city. The report describes the outcome as a compromise that participants called absolutely acceptable, though no further details on financing, timing or legislative mechanics are provided in the source.
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In Berlin, the SPD, the Greens, and the Left Party have concluded their exploratory talks. The plans include 100,000 new apartments as well as a socialization law from mid-2028 for private corporations owning 10,000 or more apartments. In addition, the Berlin police are to be strengthened and corporate relocations promoted.
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