As a fundamental need, housing covers important areas of life. Monitoring the housing market pro- vides fundamental information in this area. It thus creates transparency and lays important founda- tions for political and administrative planning.
A shortage of skilled workers meets a shortage of housing, and the result is the renaissance of em- ployee housing. We develop needs-based strategies for companies and local authorities, organize knowledge transfer for stakeholders and bring the housing industry and employers together.
Housing affects everyone - and that's why there are so many demands on it. As housing market ex- perts, we are out and about to mediate: Between stakeholders, decision-makers and like-minded people.
Housing promotion is a key instrument of housing policy to support households that are unable to provide for themselves adequately on the housing market. Analysis, monitoring and further develop- ment are regular elements of our work.
Social area monitoring is statistics in space - it allows changes in the social structure to be continu- ously observed. This allows political decisions to be targeted or adjusted at a small-scale level.
Climate change will determine the housing of tomorrow - today. Climate protection and affordability must not be played off against each other. Technology, new living concepts and individual behavior all contribute equally to integrated solutions.
We support IWO in developing sustainable rental housing models and analyses for Kharkiv's reconstruction, offering advice based on our expertise in housing market analyses and rental models.
The Canton of Sarajevo (Bosnia-Herzegovina) conducted a comprehensive household survey. We supported the project from study and questionnaire design to interviewer training, data preparation, visualization, and communication of results, while advising local experts.
