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Germany will face long-term housing problems


 Subject
 Germany's housing dilemma. 
 
 
 Significance
 Demographic changes and the shift from publicly to corporately owned housing have led to accommodation shortages and rising rents in West German cities. Despite the government's plans for large-scale social housing investment, these trends will have long-term implications for Germany's housing market.
 
 
 Impacts
 Over-priced real estate will force developers to invest overseas.
 Accommodation shortfalls and rising prices will result in mass mobilisation and protests of young people across Germany.
 Lack of social housing will increase rates of homelessness in German cities. 
