This book explores innovations in housing finance arrangements, with a focus on developments across Europe, and comparative chapters from the USA and Australia.
This book explores innovations in housing finance arrangements, with a focus on developments across Europe, and comparative chapters from the USA and Australia.
Gerard van Bortel is Assistant Professor of Housing Management at Delft University of Technology, The Netherlands. Vincent Gruis is Professor of Housing Management at Delft University of Technology, The Netherlands. Joost Nieuwenhuijzen is managing director of the European Federation for Living (EFL) network. Joost worked for social housing providers in the Netherlands and has an extensive network in the affordable housing industry across Europe. Ben Pluijmers is chairman of the board of the European Federation for Living (EFL). He worked in various executive management positions in the social housing industry.
Inhaltsangabe
1 Introduction 2 The emergence of housing cooperatives in Spain 3 Collaborative housing models in Vienna through the lens of social innovation 4 Towards a Collaborative Way of Living - Innovating Social and Affordable Housing in Italy 5 Resident Participation as Innovative Practice: Analysing Involvement within the Housing Association Sector 6 Against the stream: How a small company builds affordable housing 7 Organizational Adaptations of Nonprofit Housing Organizations in the U.S.: Insights from the Boston and San Francisco Bay Areas 8 Two modes of co-production in social housing: Comparing UK and Australian experience. 9 Monumental Mural Design: The Outcome of Interactive Urban Storytelling 10 "Wiener Wohnbauinitiative"- A new financing vehicle for affordable housing in Vienna, Austria 11 The carrot and the stick: sustaining private investment in affordable rental housing 12 Innovative affordable housing finance delivery model in England 13 Energy Performance Fee to cover investments in the energy efficiency of affordable housing 14 Keeping Prices Down With Government Support and Regulation: Affordable Housing in Germany 15 Conclusion
1 Introduction 2 The emergence of housing cooperatives in Spain 3 Collaborative housing models in Vienna through the lens of social innovation 4 Towards a Collaborative Way of Living - Innovating Social and Affordable Housing in Italy 5 Resident Participation as Innovative Practice: Analysing Involvement within the Housing Association Sector 6 Against the stream: How a small company builds affordable housing 7 Organizational Adaptations of Nonprofit Housing Organizations in the U.S.: Insights from the Boston and San Francisco Bay Areas 8 Two modes of co-production in social housing: Comparing UK and Australian experience. 9 Monumental Mural Design: The Outcome of Interactive Urban Storytelling 10 "Wiener Wohnbauinitiative"- A new financing vehicle for affordable housing in Vienna, Austria 11 The carrot and the stick: sustaining private investment in affordable rental housing 12 Innovative affordable housing finance delivery model in England 13 Energy Performance Fee to cover investments in the energy efficiency of affordable housing 14 Keeping Prices Down With Government Support and Regulation: Affordable Housing in Germany 15 Conclusion
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