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GAM Vijverberg
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Together, the housing associations in the Netherlands spend about ¿ 3 billion per year on the maintenance and minor improvements of their 2.4 million social rental dwellings. By far the greatest share of the maintenance is contracted out to external contractors. Frequently heard
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Social landlords own over a third of the housing stock in the Netherlands and approximately three-quarters of the overall rental sector. The housing stock has partly been refurbished. Nevertheless, not all buildings are able to satisfy current requirements of housing quality. In
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There are differences in quality between the social housing stock in the Netherlands and England. The most important explanation is that quality and quality backlog is defined in different ways (Vijverberg and Jones, 2005). We continue our search for explanations by studying legi
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The Netherlands and England both have a large social housing stock. In this article the two countries are compared on sector and stock characteristics, the quality and backlog of the stock, and investment and maintenance expenditure.
Both countries show a declining tendency in th
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The Netherlands and England both have a large social housing stock. At first sight the quality backlog of an average public sector dwelling in the Netherlands and England seems to be similar. However the way quality backlog is defined and measured in the Netherlands (all backlog)
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Veel organisaties werken met meerjaren onderhoudsplannen. Zorgvuldig plannen en budgetteren van onderhoud vergt een grondig inzicht in veel gebouwvariabelen. Het verzamelen, registreren en beheren van de benodigde data kost veel tijd en geld. In een studie aan de TU Delft is gepr
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