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14 hartnäckige Hausbesitzer, die sich nicht vertreiben ließen

Wenn sich Wohnrebellen gegen Baufirmen wehren
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Wenn sich Wohnrebellen gegen Baufirmen wehren

Rund um den Globus gibt es immer wieder Hauseigentümer, die sich mächtigen Baufirmen zur Wehr setzen und nicht so leicht vertreiben lassen. Sie weigern sich, auszuziehen und zu verkaufen, obwohl Nachbargebäude dem Erdboden gleichgemacht werden. Und so bleibt den Immobilienentwicklern häufig nichts anderes übrig, als um die Wohnrebellen herum zu bauen – wortwörtlich.

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Adaptiert von Sandra Schröpfer und Tascha Walker Dean

Natalie Davies

21 May 2024

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