Bodenrecht

This work presents a comprehensive exploration of land market reform proposals and the positions of various political parties and youth organizations in Germany. It begins with a reform suggestion for the land market, followed by detailed analyses of key political parties, including the SPD, CDU, FDP, DKP, and NPD. The text then transitions to additional statements and reform proposals, featuring significant addresses and opinions from various stakeholders. Highlights include the President's speech at the German City Day in 1971, a landmark ruling from the Federal Constitutional Court regarding land ownership, and interpretations of property obligations under the constitution. The discussion also encompasses planning profits, the role of private land ownership in serving the common good, and concerns about potential municipalization. Further, it examines land gains, agricultural land ownership, and the implications of urban development funding. The document concludes with resolutions from the German Trade Union Confederation and the Evangelical Church, addressing regional planning, land tax, and property rights. This collection provides valuable insights into the historical and political context surrounding land ownership and urban development in Germany during the late 20th century.