Local Strategies to Counter the Rise of Housing Rents – Munich and Dresden in Comparison

Abstract

This article aims is analysing discourses and historically grown practices and strategies on the local level concerning housing policy. The research questions are twofold: How do cities cope with the problem of rising housing rents? How is the problem perceived in the cities, and what do cities actually do? The article draw from a rich qualitative analysis of two cases, namely Munich and Dresden, which follow quite different strategies on housing.

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