Berlin housing nationalization plan spooks investors, Heimstaden calls market 'uninvestable'

Heimstaden, a major Swedish residential landlord, declares Berlin's housing market 'uninvestable' following proposals to nationalize large housing portfolios. The move signals rising regulatory risk for German real estate investors, potentially affecting capital flows and valuations. The proposal's feasibility remains uncertain, but the rhetoric marks a notable shift in investor sentiment.

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