Research Database

Mundt, A., Amann, W. (2015):

The study provides a deep analysis on different schemes of housing benefits in Austria.

(Wien: IIBW, im Auftrag des bmask – Bundesministerium für Arbeit, Soziales und Konsumentenschutz).

IIBW (2013):

The position paper was conducted for the Austrian Ministry of Economy, including measures to assure affordability of housing, measures for younger households, measures for the elder generation and measures on sustainability, innovation and enforcement.

(Wien: IIBW, im Auftrag des BMWFJ).

IIBW (2008):

In cooperation with internationally well-known experts the IIBW compiled a new housing law for Romania. It contains separate laws for rental housing, owner-occupied housing, housing management and affordable housing.

"(Vienna: IIBW, prepared for the Romanian Ministry of Development, Public Works and Housing)."

Amann, W. (2015):

Since the 1970s, "Habitat for Humanity" has realized housing solutions for around 800,000 families worldwide. For the Housing Review 2015, IIBW has contributed with a comprehensive statistical analysis on 15 countries in the CEE, SEE and CIS regions.

(Bratislava: Habitat for Humanity Europe, Middle East and Africa).

Amann, W., Schwimmer, W., Komendantova, N., Zejnilovic, E. (2010):

IIBW supported the Government of Montenegro in application of a housing loan at the Council of Europe Development Bank (CEB).

(Vienna: IIBW, prepared for the Montenegrin Ministry for Spatial Planning and the Environment).

Amann, W., Lugger, K. (2016):

This handbook contains extensive statistics on housing and housing policy in Austria. It is published since 1995 in the 8th edition.

(Innsbruck, Wien, Bozen: Studienverlag).

Amann, W. (2013):

The article in the British "Guardian" from 2 May 2013 adresses at questions of poverty housing in Eastern European transition countries and the question of a housing poverty trap.

In: the Guardian housing portal, 2 May 2013.

Amann, W., Komendantova, N. (2010):

This study describes housing policy in Armenia and provides policy recommendation for improving the potential of housing management and refurbishment.

(Vienna: IIBW, prepared for the World Bank).

IIBW (Lead), Hasberger_Seitz & Partner Rechtsanwälte GmbH, Energieinstitut an der Johannes Kepler Universität Linz, Gemeinnützige Bau- u. Wohnungsgenossenschaft "Wien-Süd" eGenmbH, EVN AG (2016):

Feasible business models to locally utilize locally generated renewable energy are expected to induce a tipping point for the Energy Turnaround in Austria. If it is possible to develop models to sell on-site generated electricity directly to tenants, lessees and shared owners, such models would be a viable business not dependant on subsidized feed-in tariffs. Former projects (such as Reininghausgründe, Aspern, Kapfenberg) were not yet able to achieve this. Within the project a number of demonstration PV plants on residential and non-residential buildings will be realized. On this basis new approaches of business cases are developed, implemented, tested and finally disseminated.

(Programm: Energie der Zukunft; Programmlinie: Stadt der Zukunft, 1. Ausschreibung; Projekt 845187).

Amann, W., Bezgachina, K. (2013):

The article, published in "Housing Finance International", analyses mass housing privatization in Western Europe and Eastern European transition countries since the 1990s. Based on comprehensive new data both positive and negative consequences on today's housing policy is discussed.

In: The Housing Finance International Journal, Winter 2013.