Dienst Vastgoed Defensie
Location
Zuid-Holland
Founded
1996-01-01
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Recent Articles about Dienst Vastgoed Defensie
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2024-01-12 (vastgoedmarkt.nl)
End of temporary arrangements for the Central Government Real Estate Agency
The Central Government Real Estate Agency has stopped the temporary crisis arrangements for the market as of January 1, 2024. These arrangements were drawn up during the corona period to absorb sudden significant price increases in current and new projects.
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2023-11-10 (gemeente.nu)
A large majority of Dutch people speak of a housing crisis
Nearly nine in ten Dutch people (86 percent) believe there is a housing crisis, according to research by I&O Research.
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2020-03-28 (nu.nl)
Ministry suspends rent of national museums for three months due to corona crisis
The Ministry of Education, Culture & Science (OC&W) suspends the rent of government museums that rent their properties from the Central Government Real Estate Agency for three months.
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(hoornsdagblad.nl)
Build 265 homes in Zwaag by Brolan Vastgoed - .nl
Build 265 homes in Zwaag by Brolan Vastgoed. Read this news item on Hoornsdagblad.nl
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(gebiedsontwikkeling.nu)
End of an era – .now
At the height of the crisis, there was no sale of the historic Hembrug site. That is why the Central Government Real Estate Agency, the province and the municipality of Zaanstad joined forces to develop the area step by step. Delivered…
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(facto.nl)
Low office occupancy: The Central Government Real Estate Agency will rent fewer buildings over the next 5 years
People have been working from home more and more since the corona crisis and the Central Government Real Estate Agency is committed to sustainability. This will reduce the number of properties that the RVB will rent, predicts head of real estate purchasing Thijs Poelman.
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(vastgoedjournaal.nl)
The Central Government Real Estate Agency stops temporary crisis arrangements
The Central Government Real Estate Agency has stopped the temporary crisis arrangements for the market as of January 1, 2024. These arrangements were drawn up during the corona period to absorb sudden significant price increases in current and new projects.
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