Activating business models for condominium renovations. Identification of viable business models for Integrated Home Renovation Services for condominiums in the Netherlands and Flanders D2.2
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2024
EN
Condo Reno
This report focuses on identifying viable business models (BM) for integrated home renovation services (IHRS) for homeowners’ associations (HOAs) in the Netherlands and Flanders. The aim is to support clear identification of how to activate IHRS for condominiums, if applicable, in close collaboration with cities and regions. This work should serve the development of suitable practices covering expectations regarding the adaptation of existing IHRS BMs in the European Union (EU)
Activating business models for condominium renovations. Identification of viable business models for Integrated Home Renovation Services for condominiums in the Netherlands and Flanders D2.2
Year:
Language:
Project:
2024
EN
Condo Reno
This report focuses on identifying viable business models (BM) for integrated home renovation services (IHRS) for homeowners’ associations (HOAs) in the Netherlands and Flanders. The aim is to support clear identification of how to activate IHRS for condominiums, if applicable, in close collaboration with cities and regions. This work should serve the development of suitable practices covering expectations regarding the adaptation of existing IHRS BMs in the European Union (EU)
Activating business models for condominium renovations. Identification of viable business models for Integrated Home Renovation Services for condominiums in the Netherlands and Flanders D2.2
Year:
Language:
Project:
2024
EN
Condo Reno
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