Manfred Moslehner, a Berlin citizen, has to temporarily vacate his house in Berlin-Reinickendorf because the owner wants to carry out modernizations. Muslehner is concerned because he fears that rents could increase after the modernizations and that he can then no longer afford them. He has never lived elsewhere and wants to stay in his house permanently. Moslehner is not the only person affected in the settlement "Kleinkeckersdorf". A lot has changed in the "Kleinkeckersdorf" settlement in Berlin-Reinickendorf since 2010 since the state of Berlin commissioned a private development company. Many residents feel displaced and have had negative experiences. There was ..."> Manfred Moslehner, a Berlin citizen, has to temporarily vacate his house in Berlin-Reinickendorf because the owner wants to carry out modernizations. Muslehner is concerned because he fears that rents could increase after the modernizations and that he can then no longer afford them. He has never lived elsewhere and wants to stay in his house permanently. Moslehner is not the only person affected in the settlement "Kleinkeckersdorf". A lot has changed in the "Kleinkeckersdorf" settlement in Berlin-Reinickendorf since 2010 since the state of Berlin commissioned a private development company. Many residents feel displaced and have had negative experiences. There was ...">

Tenant fights for home: Berlin citizens mobilize for the whereabouts of Manfred Moslehner (84)

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Manfred Moslehner, a Berlin citizen, has to temporarily vacate his house in Berlin-Reinickendorf because the owner wants to carry out modernizations. Muslehner is concerned because he fears that rents could increase after the modernizations and that he can then no longer afford them. He has never lived elsewhere and wants to stay in his house permanently. Moslehner is not the only person affected in the settlement "Kleinkeckersdorf".

Since 2010 a lot has changed in the settlement "Kleinkeckersdorf" in Berlin-Reinickendorf since the state of Berlin has commissioned a private development company. Many residents feel displaced and have had negative experiences. There were cases in which men who could not identify themselves gave themselves access to the houses and wanted the keys. Hans-Hartmut Lenz from the tenant community "Am Steinberg" reported on this experience.

neighbors fight for him

The neighbors of Manfred Moslehner have come together to stand up for his whereabouts in the settlement. They are horrified by the treatment of Muslehner and describe them as unworthy. They protested before Moslehner's house, but the landlord has not yet reacted. Muslehner himself offered the owner to carry out the renovations themselves if he can only stay in his house permanently.

according to a report by www.t-online.de Manfred Moslehner, a Berlin citizen, was temporarily forced to leave his house in Berlin-Reinickendorf to enable the owner. This leads to fears at Moslehner, as he fears that rents could increase after the modernizations and that he can then no longer afford them. Moslehner is not the only resident in the settlement "Kleinkeckersdorf" that is affected by such problems. A lot has changed in the settlement since 2010 since the state of Berlin commissioned a private development company. Many residents feel displaced and have had negative experiences. There were cases in which men who could not identify themselves gave themselves access to the houses and asked for keys. Manfred Moslehner's neighbors fight out of solidarity for his whereabouts in the settlement. They are shocked by the treatment he experienced and have already protested in front of his house. They hope that the landlord will respond at their request and allow Muslehner to stay in his house by offering him to carry out the renovations themselves.