Permissible rent level for subsidised flats

Tenants of subsidised housing (so-called social housing) receive information about the permissible rent level.

Description

Information to tenants of subsidised flats in Munich on the permissible rent level (cost rent) and review of operating costs.

Required documents

Declaration of rent increase
Tenancy agreement
Statement of operating costs

Duration & Costs

Fees

oral information is free of charge, for written information the fee is between €12.50 and €17.50

Payment methods available

Bank Transfer

Bank account

Find out the competent authority

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