MOBA: Rethinking needs and financing for affordable rental and cooperative housing in Central and South-Eastern Europe

Author:

Pósfai ZsuzsannaORCID,Jelinek CsabaORCID,Ferreri MaraORCID,Cociña CamilaORCID

Abstract

This conversation starts with the introduction of a large-scale research project conducted in 2022 in eight Central and South-Eastern European countries on how catalytic capital investment can enable the provision of affordable rental and cooperative housing in the region. The results of the project prove that while there is a large potential target group of such alternative housing models in these countries, the currently available housing finance tools are inadequate to help the emergence of the sector. In the second part of the conversation we introduce how MOBA Housing SCE intends to solve this problem through creating a bottom-up quasi revolving fund, which can financially help local projects in their early phase. Finally, we explain how MOBA approaches internationalism, co-housing principles, the need for shifting housing paradigms, and state socialist heritages of cooperativism.

Publisher

Radical Housing Journal

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