Fight for apartment: 84-year-old threatens evacuation

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In the middle of a strongly frequented court meeting in the district court of Wedding, Manfred Moslehner, lovingly known as a man, appears almost hidden on a corner. The 84-year-old person is the focus of a long-term fight that now culminates in a process that is supposed to decide on the final evacuation of his lifelong home. The investor, who acquired the settlement in Berlin-Reinickendorf, strives for modernizations and subsequent lucrative real estate sales, which meant that mans were confronted with double dismissals of the rental agreement and an eviction action.

The scenery in the courtroom 258 shows a depressing atmosphere in which the judge, compassionate and depressed, publicly questions whether it actually has to make the judgment. A look back illustrates the lengthy story that began in 2010 when the settlement on Steinberg was acquired by a real estate developer. The houses, originally inhabited by employee families, once owned by the district and the state -owned housing association GSW, experienced a radical transformation through the sale. The tenants, including Manne, rejected modernizations because they could not afford the associated rent increases.

Philipp Philipp, Justicer of WertConcept Investment Group GmbH, emphasized the long -term topic and the need for a legal decision regarding a man's situation. Despite the offered implementing apartments nearby, the man rejected, an escalation of the situation seems inevitable. The emotions are tangible when the judge weighed between the hardness of the law and humanity.

A spark of hope seems to be flashed in view of the possible intervention of a member of the Bundestag, namely Canan Bayram from the Greens. Her endeavor to mediate between the investor and the tenant could be a last chance for men to keep his home. While the future remains uncertain, the fate of this long -standing tenant depends on the court's decision in a potentially significant next week.