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Zeitwohnen Update: June 2026

When our family needs us most, proximity is what counts. Whether it's providing support after the birth of a grandchild or accompanying a loved one through a period of major upheaval, family support requires being there in person.

01.07.26 2 Mins
Press releases

Press release 01/06/26

Wunderflats Appoints Kevin Jolly as Chief Data & AI Officer to Lead Company-Wide AI Transformation

01.06.26 2 Mins
Market data

Zeitwohnen Update: May 2026

Europe thrives on exchange. For decades, the Erasmus+ program has stood for educational opportunities, personal development, and international experiences. But mobility requires more than just funding programs. It also requires the ability to live affordably in another city for a few months.

01.06.26 2 Mins
Market data

Zeitwohnen Update: April 2026

Two independent studies from ifo Institute and Prognos AG provide a robust empirical foundation for the debate on long-term flexible housing in Germany.

01.05.26 2 Mins
Market data

Zeitwohnen Update: March 2026

An independent legal study from GSK Stockmann analyzes the Federal Ministry of Justice's planned new regulations for long-term flexible housing in Germany.

01.04.26 2 Mins
Press releases

Press release 18/03/26

Wunderflats expands into Italy, Spain, Portugal, and Switzerland – Housing platform now active in eight European countries

18.03.26 10 Mins
Market data

Zeitwohnen Update: February 2026

Germany faces a strategic decision on skilled immigration. International competition for talent is rising β€” and housing accessibility is a key factor in where professionals choose to go.

01.03.26 2 Mins
Press releases

Press release 25/02/26

Wunderflats Brussels-Launch With 500+ Furnished Apartments Connecting International Professionals and Private Landlords

25.02.26 2 Mins
Market data

Zeitwohnen Update: January 2026

Berlin districts are treating long-term flexible housing in Milieuschutzgebiete as a change of use requiring approval β€” and refusing it blanket. A legal opinion shows why this is not legally sound.

01.02.26 2 Mins
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