Sinds het begin van de eenentwintigste eeuw is aanzienlijk in achterstandsbuurten geïnvesteerd, vaak met weinig blijvende sociaal-economische verbeteringen. Met de huidige economische voorspoed en de toenemende vraag naar betaalbare woningen komt in veel gemeenten een nieuwe ronde van investeringen op …

Over the next 10 years, the City of Amsterdam plans to develop major housing schemes provide 90,000 new homes within the existing urban fabric. At the same time, an urban renewal program is being launched to revitalize the most deprived neighbourhoods. Together, these challenges call for more evidence …

As in many large European Cities, Amsterdam is confronted with a large housing boom, partially fuelled by shortcomings in (affordable) housing development. Simultaneously, there is a persistent need to improve neighbourhoods with a weak socioeconomic status. The municipal government aims to both, develop …

Now, that the European cities are overcoming the recent economic challenges, they accelerate the development of major housingschemes to accommodate their growing urban population. Amsterdam for instance, sets out to construct 50,000 new homes by 2025. Parallel to this, the City Council presented a new …