Energy efficiency in housing management – conclusions from an international study

Energy efficiency has gained a lot of prominence in recent debates on urban sustainability and housing policy due to its potential consequences for climate change. At the local, national and also international level, there are numerous initiatives to promote energy savings and the use of renewable energy to reduce the environmental burden. There...

Shifting back in the Dutch social housing sector

Since the financial and administrative liberalisation from the government in the late 1980s and the 1990s, the Dutch housing associations have been very dynamic, regarding the considerable extension of both commercial and social activities, the increased reliance and dependence on market circumstances, and the large number of amalgamations,...

Supply chain partnership within housing renovation: Approaches and expectations in the Dutch housing association sector

Supply chain partnerships within housing refurbishment have not been given much specific attention which may be found surprising because the refurbishment market is becoming of increasing importance compared to new construction and has specific characteristics that require adapted approaches to supply chain integration. In this paper approaches,...

Does reduced government intervention produce market-oriented social landlords? Impressions from an international comparative study

Government regulation versus market orientation in social housing management; Limitations and opportunities for European and Australian landlords

Apples and oranges: Recent innovations in housing asset management in the Netherlands

Financial and social return in housing asset management: Theory and practice of Dutch housing associations

Asset management of Dutch social landlords

What determines asset management approaches in the social rented sector?