Financing in housing

Sharing best practices on financing frameworks, investment strategies, and innovative financial instruments. Exploring ways to secure long-term, sustainable funding in a changing financial landscape.

Ensuring access to stable and sustainable finance is essential for public and social housing providers to deliver affordable, high-quality homes. Rising construction and renovation costs, increasing investment needs, and complex financing conditions add growing pressure on organisations’ financial capacity.

The financing environment is evolving, shaped by EU financial regulations, state-aid frameworks, market conditions, and the growing role of sustainable finance. To secure long-term investment and remain resilient, it is key that housing providers understand these developments, learn from peers, and adapt their financial strategies.

Ensuring access to stable and sustainable finance is essential for public and social housing providers to deliver affordable, high-quality homes

What is Eurhonet working on?

The Financing Topic Group shares best practice and explores approaches to accessing finance, understanding financial frameworks, and supporting strategic decision-making. Key focus areas include:

Comparing national financing systems and available financial instruments;
Exploring funding solutions for renovation, new-build projects, and the energy transition;
Assessing the impact of EU-level initiatives and state-aid frameworks on access to finance;
Identifying barriers to investment and examining innovative financial solutions;
Sharing tools, models, and benchmarking approaches to support financial planning and organisational resilience.

Future Activities

More information coming soon!

Financing Topic Group activities are only open to our members. If you are a Eurhonet member, you can sign up through the Members Only Zone. If you are not yet a member, find out more about joining us.

Topic Group Leader

Anas Erraji

Habitat 08

Financing Topic Group Leader