Cabinet, Builders and Corporations Join Forces: Mona Keijzer Wants to Build Homes at These Locations More Quickly

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In order to break the impasse on the housing market, outgoing Minister of Housing Mona Keijzer (BBB) is designating 24 new locations in the Netherlands where homes must be built more quickly. Together with builders, corporations and municipalities, Keijzer wants to tackle the housing shortage. "Every time you see how big this problem is, also in my area," says Keijzer.

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According to Keijzer, the housing shortage is too great to wait any longer. Governments, project developers and housing corporations must therefore work together more. During the national Housing Summit, parties agreed to step up their efforts at twenty promising locations. Oostflank is one of them. 5,000 new homes, more nature and a station Oostflank is a large area between Berkel-Enschot, Udenhout, Biezenmortel, Moergestel and Oisterwijk. Arou…

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Outgoing Minister for Housing Mona Keijzer (BBB) is cutting the long lead times of housing projects. By designating 24 so-called ‘acceleration areas’, she wants to pull housing construction out of the doldrums. In these areas, it must be faster, more efficient and with less bureaucracy. The minister wants to achieve five ‘breakthroughs’ this year, so that the construction of 100,000 homes is assured by 2026.

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Outgoing Minister of Housing Mona Keijzer (BBB) has designated four areas in Brabant where construction should be accelerated. According to the ministry, a faster approach is possible and necessary in Eindhoven, Breda, Tilburg/Oisterwijk and Den Bosch. Keijzer hopes that this will result in projects being completed sooner than the usual seven to ten years. The approach should result in the construction of at least 100,000 additional homes in 24 …

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Minister of Housing Mona Keijzer (BBB) has designated 24 new areas where she wants to speed up housing construction. By interfering with projects in these areas, she hopes to force ‘breakthroughs’, which will allow them to be completed faster than the usual seven to ten years.