Applying for an Apartment

Applying for an Apartment

A-Companies has more than 2,000 rental apartments, of which about 350 apartments are vacated for rent each year. Most of these are affordable government supported rental homes. The selection of residents for these apartments takes into account the applicant’s housing needs, and their income and assets. The selection follows the instructions of the Housing Selection Guide of the Housing Finance and Development Center. Resident selection is made continuously, as housing becomes vacant, and residents selected for vacant housing are the applicants, who are most in need of housing, based on the above criteria. There are no similar restrictions in non-subsidized housing.

You can find out about all A-Companies properties on our residential apartments page. On the page of each property, you will find information on whether the property is government supported or non-subsidised.

A-Companies’ rental apartments are always applied for in writing. The application is done either by filling out an electronic form or a paper form, which you can print out from the link below, or you can get one from the A-Companies’ customer service.

We will review your credit information. By submitting the application, you consent to the processing of your data in accordance with the A-Companies register description.

Please note that the delivery of appendices for housing application  will be required only in case we are able to offer you housing.

Application

The application is valid for 3 months. If you  have submitted an electronic housing application, you have received in your e-mail for using an online service for updating your application. If you need to extend the application period, you can conveniently do this via the online service. If necessary, you can also contact our customer service.

Examples for the appendices to the application (will be requested only if housing is offered)

• a certificate stating the monthly income of the applicants (salary, unemployment daily allowance, income support or pension certificates) or a study certificate
• a tax decision and itemization of the most recently established tax (for all persons over the age of 18 who are moving into the apartment)

and, where appropriate:

• a statement of the market value of the property, if you own or have owned an apartment/ property for at least 5 years
• a creditor’s certificate on debts (for study or housing debts)