
Die Linke will Vonovia enteignen. Der Immobilienkonzern lädt die Parteispitze nun zum Gespräch. Es gibt sogar schon einen Termin.
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Die Linke fordert die Enteignung des Immobilienkonzerns Vonovia im Rahmen des Berliner Wahlkampfs.
Berliner Wahlkampf Wohnkonzern Vonovia will mit der Linken reden – und die sagt zu
Die Linke will Vonovia enteignen. Der Immobilienkonzern lädt die Parteispitze nun zum Gespräch. Es gibt sogar schon einen Termin.
Von Marc Röhlig
04.09.2026, 15.00 Uhr
AI outlook — possibilities, not facts
Durchführung eines Gesprächs zwischen Vonovia und der Parteispitze der Linken.
Very likely · Within weeks

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