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Social housing data discrepancies raise concerns over policy decisions

When two key datasets don't match, who pays the price? Experts warn flawed housing data could misguide critical social policies.

The image shows a graph with different colored lines representing the housing prices to per capita...
The image shows a graph with different colored lines representing the housing prices to per capita income ratios by metro area. The graph is accompanied by text that provides further information about the data.

Social housing data discrepancies raise concerns over policy decisions

A recent investigation has uncovered inconsistencies in social housing data. The study was requested by the Directorate-General for Housing under the Ministry of Housing

The first dataset comes from the Key Register of Addresses and Buildings (BAG). The second is based on annual reports submitted by housing associations through the SBR-Wonen platform. Both sets of figures should align

The findings highlight a need for clearer alignment between official records and housing association reports. Without precise data, policy decisions may lack a solid foundation. The report remains accessible for those seeking further details.

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