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A rent strike is when renters come together to refuse to pay their rent en masse until a specific list of demands is met by the landlord.

In 2021, Berlin lifted a rent cap which resulted in skyrocketing rents. In response, 20,000 people participated in a rent strike to demand the re-instatement of the rent cap.^[1]^[2]

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↑ Nathaniel Flakin. "20,000 Protest in Berlin After the Rent Cap is Overturned" LeftVoice.
↑ Thomas Colson. "Renters in Berlin have a radical plan to seize apartments from landlords and are set to force a referendum that could revolutionize the battle for fair rent" Business Insider.

[1] Nathaniel Flakin. "20,000 Protest in Berlin After the Rent Cap is Overturned" LeftVoice.

[2] Thomas Colson. "Renters in Berlin have a radical plan to seize apartments from landlords and are set to force a referendum that could revolutionize the battle for fair rent" Business Insider.

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