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23 September 2021

Medium-priced rental properties in Eindhoven via Plek®

Housing associations Stayinc. and Trudo are going to increase the supply of mid-priced rental and owner-occupied homes in Eindhoven and the surrounding area.

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The Veemgebouw (a listed building owned by Trudo) in the centre of Eindhoven is currently undergoing major renovation and will soon offer working, shopping, research, catering, events and living under one roof. The first 39 Plek® homes will be built on top of the Veemgebouw. Plek® was launched in April 2021 as the go-to place for mid-priced rental homes on the Eindhoven housing market from housing associations Wooninc., Stayinc. (the independent subsidiary of Wooninc. housing association, focused on mid-priced rentals) and Trudo. 

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Stayinc. is developing 330 sustainable new-build homes in the city centre. Construction will start in 2023. De Majoor, with 59 rental apartments, will be built on Veldmaarschalk Montgomerylaan. Trudo is developing projects on Veestraat (20 homes) and Tivoli (14 homes). Stayinc. is developing 112 apartments in the Achtse Barrier in Eindhoven, with a mix of social housing and private sector housing, including mid-range rentals. In total, Trudo and Stayinc. aim to add 2,000 to 2,800 homes to Eindhoven's housing stock over the next fifteen years. 

Ambitious programme

The parties are presenting an ambitious programme. In addition to rent, the Slimmer Kopen® concept, launched by Trudo at the beginning of this century, will also be included in this initiative. This will enable people on middle incomes to purchase a home at a discount. 

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