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Mietropolis

The rent is too high. So is your inbox.

Illustrative policy sandbox — not a Berlin forecast.

Chair the housing task force.

You lead a fictional Berlin housing task force with state-level policy powers — not a magic mayor with one all-powerful rent dial.

  1. Choose a district on the city board.
  2. Queue up to two policies and read every quote before you commit to anything.
  3. Advance six months and read what actually happened — and why.

Twenty-four turns make twelve fictional years. There is no timer; a full run is designed to take roughly 30–60 minutes of reading and planning, though nothing here measures or enforces that. The goal is a balanced dashboard across rents, access, building quality, green space and the public books — not a single winner score.

Why Berlin? · Read the guide

Start a campaign

A fresh random seed is filled in for you. Keep a seed (or share one) to replay the exact same scripted events under a different strategy.

Turn 0 / 24

Select a district → open Policies → queue up to two choices → advance six months. Guide & model assumptions

This turn's queue

Up to two distinct policies. Nothing here commits until you advance the turn.

Fiscal detail
Finance indices (model proxy, not real loan quotes)
Projects in the pipeline
All districts
Last turn's report

Your term is over. The housing market is not.

Your path versus a no-action replay

Same seed, same scripted events, no policies ever queued — a model comparison under identical assumptions, not proof that any one choice works in the real city.