Our apartments are fixed rented homes, where residents are selected on the basis of the need for applicants and the search criteria, not on a queue. In the choice of residents, we follow Varke's (formerly ARA) resident selection guidelines. A vacant apartment is offered to the applicant most in need. The most urgent, low -income and low -income applicants, in need of the most urgent, set out. The urgency of the dwelling is divided into three categories:
Applicants in a very urgent home requirement
- Homeless applicants: outdoors, temporary accommodation, nursing or nursing homes, crisis homes, or with relatives/acquaintances.
- Homelessness without its own reason: eg dismissal, dismantling, forced sales or non -housing by decision of the authorities.
- Necessary and permanent need for accessibility: the current apartment is not accessible.
- Very cramped living: more than three people/room or up to 10 m²/person.
- Moving to a place of employment or study without an apartment.
Applicants in the urgent home requirement
- The applicant has unreasonable housing costs in relation to the income, with more than 40 % of the gross income from the household for rent and other housing costs.
- The applicant has a fixed -term lease that is not possible to continue or the applicant has been terminated from the current dwelling.
- The applicant is 18 years old and lives with his parents in the municipality where he is seeking an apartment.
- Cross -living (more than 2 people per room, kitchen without reading, or up to 15 m2 per person).
- A permanent illness or disability of your own or a family member requires a healthier or more appropriate home.
- The obstacle to changing a couple or a couple of open couples is the lack of an apartment.
In need of an apartment
- The desire to change, for example, is dissatisfaction with the location or equipment of the current home.
