Permission & cooperation

Home-sharing in corporation housing requires permission from the housing corporation. Hospi Housing helps set up a policy that works for everyone involved.

Why is permission needed?

Most housing corporation rental contracts include a ban on subletting. Home-sharing is technically a form of subletting, so the resident needs permission for it. Without that permission, the resident risks breaching their contract.

Cooperation models

We offer several models, depending on what the corporation prefers:

Model 1: Individual permission

Residents request permission on a case-by-case basis. Hospi Housing supports the resident with the application and provides the necessary documentation.

Model 2: Policy-based permission

The corporation sets up a policy allowing home-sharing under certain conditions. Residents who meet those conditions can start without an individual application.

Model 3: Active collaboration

The corporation actively promotes home-sharing among its residents, together with Hospi Housing. This model delivers the most results and gives the corporation the most control.

What does Hospi Housing document?

• Conditions for home-sharing in corporation housing
• Maximum rent and income effects
• Responsibilities of resident, corporation, and Hospi Housing
• Reporting on matches and results

Getting started

Want to explore the possibilities as a corporation? Schedule an introductory meeting and we'll talk through which model best fits your organisation.