• @mrcleanup
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    3210 months ago

    That’s just renting when the landlord sells the house.

    • @Senshi
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      610 months ago

      Unless you live in a slightly more evolved country, where a simple ownership transfer is not enough to kick out the renters and you actually have rights. Here you need to prove that you either want to use it for yourself ( 2 years minimum, government checks up on that) or it is somehow damaged beyond repair.

      It’s rather common here that people get paid 10-100k euros just so they move out of an apartment ( this is per flat/apartment, so numbers can get huge for bigger buildings) and the owner can sell the empty old building to an investor/developer. Shows what insane profit margins are still to be had, if they make profits despite that.

      This usually happens with old and cheap buildings in now gentrified, suddenly fancy neighborhoods.