Germany's 'Bau-Turbo' housing law underperforms after one year

Germany's 'Bau-Turbo' law, aimed at accelerating apartment construction, has been in effect for a year but has not significantly increased housing supply. The article assesses its impact, likely citing persistent shortfalls in building permits and completions. This matters because housing shortages remain a key domestic economic and social issue, though the market impact is limited.

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