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Moving towards a new urban model
Housing and urban dynamics issues move to the rhythm of economic, demographic, social, technological and environmental change. This is a sizeable challenge and requires the involvement of all of the sector’s key players, including local communities, social housing bodies, department housing information agencies, urban planning agencies, real estate developers, builders, retirement homes, and more – a plethora of often contradictory phenomena at work. As the primary household expense, housing stands at the heart of debate and raises questions regarding price, quality, quantity, accessibility, inclusion, durability and so on. Economic tensions, the digital revolution, the health crisis, population ageing, and the climate emergency are reshaping our relationships with our habitat and our land planning, with citizens opting for different life choices out of conviction or obligation.


Study solutions to aid the transition
In this setting, dialogue must be conducted between the different parties involved in order to face the sector’s challenges, meet citizens’ needs and expectations, and pursue informed public policies, whether on a local or a national level. Our teams have been developing specific expertise in organising surveys and reports for more than ten years, including renter satisfaction surveys on behalf of social housing bodies, housing vacancy studies, private rental monitoring on behalf of various department housing information agencies, making COHDA a leading institute in this sector.

Understand and monitor your market

Assess public policies

Optimise your offer

Adjust your communication actions

Explore and optimise the customer experience

Decode habits and behaviour

Listen to your employees

Listen to citizens

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