Hamburg has now surpassed Frankfurt as the most expensive location for new apartments in Germany, as rents in the Hanseatic city have risen to an average of 21.64 euros per square meter, while Frankfurt only recorded an increase to 21.31 euros. #Wohnungsmieten #Hamburg #Frankfurt (translated)
Rents in Germany continue to rise sharply, particularly in Berlin, Hamburg, and Düsseldorf, with rental prices for existing apartments having increased by 6.7 percent in Hamburg and by 3.7 percent nationwide in the third quarter compared to the previous year. #Mietensteigerung #Wohnungsmarkt #Neubauwohnungen (translated)
The author criticized that ZDF reported for 15 minutes on the resignation of a minister, while a KfW study on the costs of the energy transition was only mentioned in a 37-second news block. He described the minister as incompetent. According to the study he cited, the energy transition is expected to cost six trillion euros by climate neutrality in 2045, which is 290 billion euros annually. The study mentions potential benefits such as reduced dependencies and savings. The author countered that, according to calculations by the Fraunhofer IEE, foreign dependence would still amount to 50 percent in the final expansion. He compared the annual costs of 290 billion euros to half of the federal budget, payments to more than 16 million pensioners, and the construction of one million apartments per year. In addition, he wrote that the study assumes the energy transition would succeed without deindustrialization and with a largely unchanged economic structure, including a steel industry that produces large quantities of green steel. #Energiewende #Klimaneutralität #Bundeshaushalt (translated)
