Tenant Evicted Without Notice from “problem Property” in Braunschweig, NDR Reports
Braunschweig, Germany – November 5, 2025 – A tenant residing in a building identified as a “problem property” in Braunschweig was unexpectedly terminated from their lease without prior notice, according to a report today by Norddeutscher Rundfunk (NDR). The eviction raises concerns about tenant protections adn the handling of distressed properties within the city.
The case centers on a property that has reportedly been the subject of ongoing issues, though specific details regarding those problems remain limited. The abrupt termination of the tenancy highlights a potential vulnerability for renters in similar situations and prompts questions about the legal processes surrounding evictions in Lower Saxony. NDR’s reporting indicates the tenant was given no advance warning, leaving them immediately without housing. The situation is unfolding as local authorities grapple with increasing housing challenges and the need to ensure fair treatment for all residents.
NDR’s report included imagery of Braunschweig Cathedral taken from above.
NDR reported that listeners can hear more about critically important regional news in the 3 p.m. broadcast of NDR 1 Lower Saxony.
Heating System Failure in Massive Apartment Complex Leaves Residents in the Cold – Landlord Refuses Assistance
Göttingen, Germany – Residents of a large apartment complex in Göttingen are facing a frigid winter as their heating system remains broken with no immediate fix in sight. The issue, stemming from irreparable pipes within the building, has left manny tenants without heat, sparking outrage and accusations of negligence against the building’s management.
Located on Groner Landstraße, the complex – already known locally as a “problem property” – has been plagued by maintainance issues. Though, the complete failure of the heating system has brought the situation to a head. According to the building’s administration, no service provider is currently willing to undertake the necessary repairs due to the extent of the damage to the pipe network.
“We understand the distress this is causing our tenants,” a spokesperson for the property management company stated, “but regrettably, the situation is beyond our immediate control.We are actively searching for a solution, but the complexity of the repairs is proving to be a significant obstacle.”
Adding to the frustration, tenants who are behind on rent payments are reportedly being denied even temporary heating solutions, such as electric heaters. this has drawn sharp criticism from local tenant advocacy groups, who argue that access to heat is a fundamental right, regardless of payment status.
“It’s unconscionable to leave people in the cold, especially during these winter months,” saeid a representative from the local Mieterverein (tenant association). “The landlord has a legal and moral obligation to provide habitable living conditions, and that includes a functioning heating system.”
The situation is particularly concerning for vulnerable residents, including the elderly and families with young children. Local authorities are monitoring the situation and exploring potential interventions, but a long-term solution remains elusive.
This incident highlights the growing challenges faced by tenants in Germany, where affordable housing is increasingly scarce and the condition of existing properties is often deteriorating. As temperatures continue to drop, the residents of Groner Landstraße are hoping for a swift resolution to their heating crisis.
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Göttingen Police Investigate Assault on AfD Members
Göttingen, Germany – Police are investigating an incident Saturday evening in which two members of the Alternative for germany (AfD) party where allegedly assaulted in the city center. Officers have identified and questioned five suspects – two women aged 26 and 35, and three men aged 23, 32, and 49 – in connection with the case.
According to authorities, approximately 15 AfD members, including representatives from the AfD parliamentary group, had gathered at a restaurant for a party event before walking through Göttingen. While passing the “Obere-Masch-Straße 10” (OM10) building, a project supporting refugees and those in need, a group of individuals reportedly confronted the afd members, resulting in two of them being struck. the injured men,aged 28 and 35,declined medical treatment for their minor injuries.
Police are currently seeking witnesses to the altercation and are continuing their investigation into the incident, categorized as suspected hazardous bodily harm. The motives behind the assault remain unclear.OM10 has not yet released a statement regarding the incident.
University Medical Center Greifswald Accused of Collective Agreement Violations
Union claims hospital fails to electronically record physicians‘ working hours, a requirement of the collective agreement.
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