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4 and 5 November 2026: Maastricht Housing Workshop

Housing sits at the intersection of household welfare, financial markets, and public policy. This workshop explores how housing markets can remain accessible, investable, and resilient in a rapidly changing world. Taking place on November 4 and 5 in Maastricht, the workshop is organized by Max Löffler, Juan Palacios, Nils Kok,...
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Call for Papers: The Price of Land Policy (Dutch-language symposium)

The Housing Lab, the Dutch Ministry of Housing and Spatial Planning (BZK/VRO), and the Regional Science Association Netherlands (RSAN) invite researchers to submit papers for a symposium on 26 November 2026 at VU Amsterdam. The symposium focuses on how land policy shapes housing development, spatial planning, and land values. We...
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13 November 2026: Workshop ‘Economics of Housing Policy’

On 13 November 2026, Erasmus University Rotterdam (in cooperation with Housing Lab) organizes a one-day academic workshop on housing policy and housing finance. The workshop centers around 3 themes: Housing finance and households; housing policy and regulation; and housing supply and land use. Keynote is delivered by Stijn van Nieuwerburgh...
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Housing Lab launches professional course on Housing Markets, Residential Development and Urban Area Development

Amid growing concerns about housing affordability and lagging residential construction, the Housing Lab will launch a new professional course on Housing Markets, Residential Development and Urban Area Development in October 2026. The programme draws on leading economic research to provide professionals with a clearer understanding of how the Dutch housing...
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