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Housing corporations post a lossThursday 05 November 2009 The Netherlands' 430 housing corporations posted an average loss of €1.2m last year, the first time the sector has failed to make a profit since 1996, according to news agency ANP. The loss is due largely to the negative effect of government measures, strengthened by the economic crisis, sector organisation Aedes was quoted as saying. 'There have also been incidental cases of mismanagement,' Aedes said. Aedes said unless the government takes urgent action to reform the housing market, the social housing sector could disappear altogether. Government regulations, tough rules on rent increases and rising construction costs were make it increasingly difficult for corporations to invest in cheaper housing, Aedes said. © DutchNews.nl Get the DutchNews.nl newsletter in your mailbox: Click here to subscribe
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"Around a quarter of housing corporation bosses are breaking their own pay guidelines and earn more than the prime minister"? Was this report only yesterday?
Can paying themselves more than the prime minister be classified as "incidental cases of mismanagement"? They're living in another world.
By Michael Dawkes | November 5, 2009 12:13 PM