Provision of public rental housing

The objective of the investment is to increase public rental housing by constructing or renovating 480 housing units all across the country.

The Recovery and Resilience Facility provides funding of EUR 60 million, with 50% co-funding of the individual project.

The call for project proposals was published on 11 April 2022 by the Ministry of the Environment and Spatial Planning. Out of 43 project applications submitted, 34 projects were selected for co-funding, ensuring a total of 1,036 new/renovated public rental apartments.

When ranking the project proposals, the highest-scoring were the ones that provided the most energy-efficient construction. This resulted in 82% of the acquired apartments with an energy efficiency rate A1, ensuring low energy consumption and lower operating costs for users.

The allocation of the non-profit rental apartments per statistical region is the following: Podravska: 404, Obalno-kraška: 166, Jugovzhodna Slovenija: 112, Koroška: 101, Savinjska: 82, Osrednjeslovenska: 80, Posavska: 37, Goriška: 24, Gorenjska: 20 and Primorsko-notranjska: 10.

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Top 100 recipients:

Housing Fund of the Republic of Slovenia, projects:

Residential Neighbourhood Pod Pekrsko Gorco
Serviced Housing Units Rogaška Slatina – Kidričeva ulica
Serviced apartments Harpf in Slovenj Gradec
Apartments in Spodnje Preloge in Slovenske Konjice
Purchase of apartments in Sveta Ana
Apartments in Šmarje pri Jelšah

Housing Fund of the City Municipality of Ljubljana, project: Purchase of the Zelena jama apartments in Ljubljana
City Municipality of Velenje, project Serviced Housing Units in Velenje – Žarova
Municipality of Šmarje pri Jelšah, project Construction of serviced apartments in Šmarje pri Jelšah
Nepremičnine Celje, d.o.o., Villa - Vodnikova ulica 14 in Celje

Reference: C4.K16.IB in the SI Recovery and Resilience Plan
Project locations: Slovenia

EU contribution: €60 000 000

Project website: https://www.gov.si/novice...