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Technology company in real estate?
Join HPP-TECH, a new established network for technology companies.
With HPP-TECH, HPP aims to create a bigger audience for foreign and local technology companies in the Netherlands. This HPP network enables these valued market players to be heard and equally provides a means by which they can be approached.
Let’s connect at the EXPO REAL 2020
Holland Property Plaza is taking part at the EXPO REAL every year and co-exhibitors of HPP can also take part with a individual desk.
The purpose for this joint Dutch stand is to promote the Netherlands as a favourable country for establishing business and/or making investments. HPP also promotes international cooperation in the field of real estate and (re)development.
HPP Yearbook 2019/2020
Every year HPP launches a Yearbook with information about all members of the HPP Community, information about the EXPO REAL and its HPP co-exhibitors, and about the activities of Holland Property Plaza.
Meet the HPP Community in the HPP Yearbook.
Kajsa Ollongren
Minister of Internal Affairs
If I’m right, for HPP it’s already the twelfth EXPO REAL in a row… and not without reason. It is still the place to be for everyone who does anything in real estate.
And now that I have your attention, I would like to share a short message with you.
The Netherlands is currently suffering from a shortage in the housing market. People in large cities, in particular, have difficulty finding affordable housing. That is why we are focusing on building new homes – especially in the mid-market. We are working on this with many parties: provinces, municipalities, housing associations, project developers, builders, real estate agents, investors, etc. Because everyone’s commitment is desperately needed. Yours too!
Christa Thijssen
Director HPP
Working together… collaborating…
The words may differ but the meaning remains the same. Currently, things have quietened down in the media. The heated discussion on how to deal with the need for more houses, a larger production and the question as to who must do what – the central or local authorities, corporations or the market – has also settled down a bit. This discussion, however, does have a common denominator as in; maybe they could make a start with “working together”? What is it that makes it so hard for parties to “work together” or “collaborate”?
