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The Regional Building Societie’s Home Construction Finance from 1959 to 1995.

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The article deals with the establishment of housing finance by public building societies. The building society reform of 1938/39 resulted in guidelines for the redevelopment of the building society sector. After the end of World War II in West-Germany the development of building societies started on the basis of the reform policies of 1938. Economically, in the postwar period the public building societies carried out a concentration process by a series of company-fusions. The success story of the building societies was primarily caused by the following four factors: - The enormous scale of war damage and the needs of the incoming refugees and displaced persons. - Saving with building associations appeared in a situation where for house building was not enough capital available, an ideal instrument to stimulate housing construction. - The Adenauer government releyed in particular on private housing because of socio-political considerations. - Caused by the population´s experience of two inflations property hat won more attractiveness than ever before. The data show the main developments: a huge increase in contract holdings;and the sequence of boom in the seventies, stagnation in the eighties and the repeated boom in the nineties; progressive shift in the proportions of the public to the private building societies. The welfare-state control of the building finance reached a new level by means of intervention with financial subventions. Data-Tables with timeseries can be downloaded via the search- and downloadsystem HISTAT. HISTAT is offerd in German language only. The study´s data are available under the topic ´Bautätigkeit, Wohnen´ (i.e. building operations and living).
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GESIS Data Archive for the Social Sciences
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2010-06-01
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