Rent in Berlin: Drama around 84-year-old tenant Manfred Moslehner

Rent in Berlin: Drama around 84-year-old tenant Manfred Moslehner

In the district court of Wedding, almost 50 people gathered, including friends of Manfred Moslehner, to pursue the trial against the 84-year-old man. With his struggle to finally be thrown out of the house in which he has lived since his birth, Moslehner stands towards an investor who has acquired the entire settlement in Berlin-Reinickendorf. The investor is pushing for the modernization of the houses to sell them profitably. Manne brought the situation into a precarious situation because he only receives a small pension as a former machine locksmith. The judge who negotiates the case is depressed in view of the development and doubts whether she really has to make a judgment or whether there is still a chance of an agreement.

The original purchase of the settlement on Steinberg in 2010 by a real estate developer led to unrest among the long -standing tenants who opposed the investor's modernization plans. Moslehner, who was unable to implement the required modernization measures due to financial restrictions, was already in court to contest judicial orders. The electrical system in his house was described as "catastrophic", which significantly impaired the quality of life of the 84-year-old.

offers for implementation apartments nearby were rejected by Moslehner, which led to an escalation of the situation. Although the judge weighs between an early decision and a possible agreement, Muslehner remains steadfast and emphasizes his emergency and the lack of willingness to leave his home. The impending court decision harbors far -reaching consequences for the elderly man.

Despite the impending evacuation, there is a small glimmer of hope, since a member of the Bundestag, Canan Bayram from the Greens, tries to convey between investors and tenants. The final decision on Manfred Moslehner's fate is expected in the next week. The sad reality of modern real estate development and its effects on long -term tenants are the focus of this deeply emotional court procedure.