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Berlin Court to Rule on AfD Headquarters Eviction After Failed Settlement

At issue is the landlord’s immediate termination over a February election-night party despite leases running through 2027.

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Im Streit um die Nutzung einer Berliner Immobilie durch die AfD als Bundesgeschäftsstelle wird das Urteil des Berliner Landgerichts erwartet. Der Vermieter kündigte den Vertrag mit der Partei und reichte eine Räumungsklage ein.

Overview

  • The Landgericht Berlin is set to announce its judgment at 9:00 a.m. in the eviction case involving the AfD’s federal headquarters.
  • The property owner, Austrian investor Lukas Hufnagl, seeks to remove the party as a tenant, citing alleged violations tied to a courtyard celebration on February 23.
  • The AfD rejects the allegations and characterizes the dispute as purely economic, with deputy federal spokesman Kay Gottschalk representing the party in court.
  • During the hearing the AfD offered to vacate by October 30, 2026 and increase the rent by six percent, an offer the owner declined without a counterproposal.
  • The rental contracts run until the end of 2027 with special termination rights, and an appeal to the Berliner Kammergericht remains available after the ruling.