Liberalised Rental Sector: Rules and Rights

{"article":{"h2":"From Social to Liberalised Sector: Liberalisation Threshold","p":"Above €879.66 (2024), the liberalised sector regime applies: less protection and free pricing. No Rent Assessment Committee review, but eviction protection remains in place.","section":{"h3_1":"Characteristics of the Liberalised Sector","p_1":"Rental agreements are more flexible, often for a 2-year term. Annual indexation is possible. Disputes are handled by the subdistrict court.","h3_2":"Transition from Social to Liberalised Sector","p_2":"Automatic transition when rent exceeds the threshold. Housing allowance may still be available for young tenants up to €1,100. In cases of disproportionate housing, gradual liberalisation applies.","ul":[{"li":{"strong":"Protection","text":": No forced relocation."}},{"li":{"strong":"Rent Increase","text":": Negotiation or indexation."}},{"li":{"strong":"WOZ Reference Year","text":": For service charges."}}],"p_3":{"strong":"Liberalisation of Rent Regulation","text":" defines the threshold. Tip: Review the rental agreement for hidden clauses."}}}}