18/2870
Combat housing shortages, rent increases and rent extortion in university towns
Introduced
14 October 2014
Last action
15 October 2015 · Beratung
Status
Abgelehnt
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Subjects
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26 July 2022
Summary
Initiating a "dormitory offensive for students": earmarking and increasing federal compensation funds for the joint task of university construction to finance a federal-state program for the construction and renovation of dormitories, providing own properties at special conditions, creating short-term interim solutions (living containers, etc.), rent moratorium on student dormitories, increasing and dynamic Adjustment of the housing cost flat rate in BAföG to compensate for rent increases, submission of a bill for a real rent control, restart of social housing construction
Machine translation from German. The official text remains authoritative.
Timeline
14 October 2014
Motion
Combat housing shortages, rent increases and rent extortion in university towns
Source: BT
17 October 2014
Beratung
Combat housing shortages, rent increases and rent extortion in university towns
Source: BT
30 March 2015
Recommendation and report
Combat housing shortages, rent increases and rent extortion in university towns
Source: BT
15 October 2015
Beratung
Combat housing shortages, rent increases and rent extortion in university towns
Source: BT
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18/4512
Drucksache · DE · 30 March 2015
18/2870
Drucksache · DE · 14 October 2014
Sponsors
- Fraktion DIE LINKE · Fraktion DIE LINKE · initiative
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Sources
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- Official source: https://dip.bundestag.de/vorgang/wohnungsnot-mietsteigerungen-und-mietwucher-in-hochschulstadten-bekampfen/62836
- Open data entity: https://search.dip.bundestag.de/api/v1/vorgang/62836
- germany · 62836 · source updated 26 July 2022