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Economy

A stable, affordable housing market is vital for the economy. Therefore diversification of housing supply is critical.

We are looking for ways to secure sustainable long- term financing and a stable political framework for our sector.

5 Jul 17

"Social Housing must be seen as an important public good"

Housing Europe President discusses Public Services & Stability and Growth Pact at high level summit

3 Jul 17

Hungarian-Greek workshop on Social Rental Agencies

Knowledge sharing to generate solutions

19 Jun 17

On the right track to getting more clarity on the EU’s approach to Housing

What does the Commissioner Vestager's response to the European Parliament question mean for our sector?

2 Jun 17

Netherlands: additional steps for social impact investment

Two Affordable Housing Bonds launched by NWB Bank

2 Jun 17

Country-Specific Recommendations and Housing

A Housing Europe Analysis

30 May 17

Application of State Aid Rules for Compensating the Provision of Services of General Economic Interest

Key points from the EESC Public Hearing

12 May 17

People are the solution

The benefits of community-led housing

10 May 17

HomeLab

Integrated Housing and Labour Services in the Social Rental Enterprise model

26 Apr 17

House prices showing the highest increase since the crisis

How to interpret the latest Eurostat data

31 Mar 17

European Semester country reports pave the way for new set of recommendations on Member States’ housing policies

The European Commission’s view on housing markets

31 Mar 17

The Joint report on employment and social inclusion

The European Commission’s view on housing markets

27 Mar 17

Housing Europe Working Committees

Minutes from the March 2017 meetings

20 Mar 17

The VAT treatment of the social housing sector

Housing Europe responds to the public consultation

16 Mar 17

Making use of the European Plan for Strategic Investment

A Housing Europe Info Toolkit for the "Juncker Plan"

15 Mar 17

Dutch Housing Associations will have a second chance in court

Economy

A stable, affordable housing market is vital for the economy. Therefore diversification of housing supply is critical.

We are looking for ways to secure sustainable long- term financing and a stable political framework for our sector.

Resources & Articles

"Social Housing must be seen as an important public good"

Housing Europe President discusses Public Services & Stability and Growth Pact at high level summit

Hungarian-Greek workshop on Social Rental Agencies

Knowledge sharing to generate solutions

On the right track to getting more clarity on the EU’s approach to Housing

What does the Commissioner Vestager's response to the European Parliament question mean for our sector?

Netherlands: additional steps for social impact investment

Two Affordable Housing Bonds launched by NWB Bank

Country-Specific Recommendations and Housing

A Housing Europe Analysis

Application of State Aid Rules for Compensating the Provision of Services of General Economic Interest

Key points from the EESC Public Hearing

People are the solution

The benefits of community-led housing

HomeLab

Integrated Housing and Labour Services in the Social Rental Enterprise model

House prices showing the highest increase since the crisis

How to interpret the latest Eurostat data

European Semester country reports pave the way for new set of recommendations on Member States’ housing policies

The European Commission’s view on housing markets

The Joint report on employment and social inclusion

The European Commission’s view on housing markets

Housing Europe Working Committees

Minutes from the March 2017 meetings

The VAT treatment of the social housing sector

Housing Europe responds to the public consultation

Making use of the European Plan for Strategic Investment

A Housing Europe Info Toolkit for the "Juncker Plan"

Dutch Housing Associations will have a second chance in court

The European Court of Justice will eventually examine the essence of the "Dutch Case"