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In Zurich's Wiedikon district, UBS plans to demolish the Heuried-Küngenmatt housing estate, displacing long-term residents like Liliane Forster and Daniel Naef, who face unaffordable new rents. Critics, including politicians and tenant advocates, argue that this reflects a troubling trend in the Swiss real estate market, prioritizing profit over affordable housing. They call for a shift in focus towards social sustainability and tenant rights amidst growing concerns over gentrification.
A UBS real estate fund plans to demolish a housing estate in Zurich, displacing current tenants from their low-cost apartments, which were recently renovated. Critics, including local politicians and the Zurich Tenants' Association, argue that the project prioritizes profits over affordable housing, while UBS defends it by citing the age of the buildings and the addition of new apartments to address housing shortages. Many residents, facing potential rent increases, are seeking legal avenues to remain in their homes.

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