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Vastgoedontwikkeling
See all housing development plans in your municipality or region in one dashboard with a map, and know whether the housing target is on track.
The Alkmaar region uses the Housing Development Monitor to track the housing projects of six municipalities. The provinces of North Holland and Flevoland use the monitor for national plan capacity.
Questions you answer
01
Progress
Is your municipality or region on track to meet the agreements with the province, region and central government?
02
Delays
Which projects are running late, and why?
03
Distribution
Does the split between social rent, mid-market rent and owner-occupied homes match the agreements and residents’ needs?
04
Priority
Which projects should you prioritise or give extra support?
When
When monitoring progress periodically
When preparing information for the council and the executive
In consultation with the province and region about housing agreements
When prioritising projects
What you do with the Housing Development Monitor
01
Plans and phases
You see all housing development plans in your municipality or region in one overview. Each plan has a planning status, from idea and vision to irrevocable. Hard and soft plans and potential locations are included.
02
Map and progress
The map shows the location and phase of all plans. You set progress against the agreements with the province, region and national government on the number of homes to be built.
03
Adjusting and deciding
In case of delays, for example due to permits or financial feasibility, you get an early signal. This lets you adjust sooner. You see the distribution of homes across price classes and segments such as social rent, mid-rent and sale. The dashboard for the municipal council and the executive board is the basis for choices on investment, area development and prioritisation.
04
Sharing and accelerating
A public map shows public projects to residents, market parties and other stakeholders. The link with the Public-Private Monitor puts stagnating plans on the table at the acceleration table.
Submitting plans
You submit plans via an upload format with validation or via a link with the provincial monitor.
Built on the Clappform platform
The Housing Development Monitor uses four parts of the platform: connecting sources, such as Excel import, checking and managing the data, dashboards and maps, and sharing with partners.
Public-Private Monitor
Put stalled plans on the table
The Public-Private Monitor (PPM) is a standalone application with the Plan Capacity Monitor as its source. The province, municipalities, market parties and housing associations use it to discuss the progress of housing projects together at the acceleration table. The Housing Development Monitor links to it, so stalled plans reach the table there.
Customer case
A region tracks housing projects in six municipalities
A region uses the Housing Development Monitor to track the progress of housing projects in six municipalities.
Read the customer case
Frequently asked questions
1
What does the Housing Development Monitor do?
The monitor shows all housing development plans of a municipality or region in one dashboard with a map. This shows you whether the housing delivery target is on track.
2
Which plans do I see in the monitor?
Hard and soft plans and potential locations. Each plan has a phase: planned, in development or delivered.
3
How do I see that a project is falling behind schedule?
The monitor gives an early signal of delay, for example due to permits or financial feasibility. This lets the municipality adjust sooner.
4
How does the Housing Development Monitor relate to the Public-Private Monitor?
The Public-Private Monitor (PPM) is a separate application with the Plan Capacity Monitor as its source. The Housing Development Monitor connects to it, so stalled plans are put on the table at the acceleration table.
Curious what the monitor can do for your municipality or region? We would be happy to show you in a demo.