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Jennifer A.
  • Real Estate Investor
  • Denver, CO
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Amsterdam Tries New Pop-Up Rental Housing

Jennifer A.
  • Real Estate Investor
  • Denver, CO
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Heijmans ONE is offering a solution to Amsterdam's shortage of affordable rental housing for young adults by building pop-up rental homes on undeveloped lots in the city. One young lady has already moved into the first trial home, which will remain on this undeveloped lot for at least 3 months with the option to prolong. The home can be unbuilt and moved to a different location within one day.

http://heijmans.nl/en/news/first-two-heijmans-one-...

I wonder what it would take to get this in our country. Thinking about the shortage of affordable rentals in Denver, and all the available land, this sounds like a viable solution.

Do you think this type of pop-up rental housing would thrive in your market?

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