Social rental homes still inhabited by skewed residents: that's how many percent it is in The Hague

Pay little for a rental home in The Hague. That sounds almost impossible in this day and age, but this is the case with a number of residents. That’s because they live skewed. What percentage of the tenants is involved?

Of all tenants in the Netherlands did in 2020 about 7 percent in skewed living. That is a lot less than in 2012, when it was first measured. At the time it was still about 12 percent of renters. It is not known to the Woonbond how this number has fallen. †

What exactly is crooked living?

Someone who lives crookedly earns too much for his social housing. These homes are intended for people with a lower income. The skewed residents did meet the income requirement when they received the key to their home.

These are the income requirements

The income limit is in 171609 on 45.200 euros gross per year for a single-person household and a 12.12 gross euros per year in a multi-person household. People who live in a crooked way now earn more.