Wohnungseigentümergemeinschaften
Wohnungseigentümergemeinschaften, often abbreviated as WEG, are legal entities in Germany that comprise all owners of individual apartments within a building or a complex of buildings. Each Wohnungseigentümer is a co-owner of the common property and a sole owner of their private apartment. The WEG is established through the division of a property into individual units and common property, typically through a declaration of division recorded in the land register.
The primary purpose of a WEG is the joint management and administration of the common property, which
Every Wohnungseigentümer is obligated to contribute to the maintenance and repair costs of the common property,