Oosterpoort

What Oosterpoort does

Stichting Oosterpoort Wonen is a non-profit Dutch social housing corporation (woningcorporatie) founded in July 2001 and headquartered in Groesbeek, Netherlands (Atelierweg 12). It manages approximately 5,000 rental properties across the municipalities of Berg en Dal and Heumen in Gelderland province, serving low-income residents, elderly tenants, housing market starters, status holders, urgent housing cases, and individuals requiring housing support. Operations are conducted under Dutch social housing regulation and oversight by the Autoriteit Woningcorporaties, with membership in Aedes, the Dutch branch organization for housing corporations. Kees van Kampen serves as the sole directeur-bestuurder (CEO), reappointed on June 14, 2025 for a four-year term.

The company's core digital offering is the 'Mijn Oosterpoort' tenant portal, launched in July 2025 alongside the corporate website, providing tenants with 24/7 access to rental and payment information, repair requests, and home improvement permissions. Housing allocation is routed through Entree, a regional collaboration of approximately 20 housing corporations in the Arnhem-Nijmegen area, where Oosterpoort advertises its social rental stock. Supplementary products include the Serviceabonnement (a modular subscription for small repairs, glass insurance at €1.20/month, and sewer unclogging at €1.50/month, with a maximum monthly cost of €6.40), Woningdelen (shared housing program for singles at €475-€575 per person per month), Woningverbetering (home improvement request handling), Vocht en schimmel guidance (moisture/mold resources per GGD health authority advice), and Wooncoaches (housing coaching service for residents aged 55+, launched January 2026, with a possible €1,000 relocation allowance).

Oosterpoort's revenue model is built on recurring monthly social housing rents under the Passend Toewijzen (appropriate allocation) framework, supplemented by ancillary subscription add-ons. The organization is executing an aggressive construction pipeline targeting 800 new homes under its 2023-2025 Ondernemingsplan, with 21+ active projects covering 400+ planned units delivered through partnerships with contractors including Janssen Groesbeek, Van de Klok, Van Grunsven Groep, Jansen Bouwontwikkeling, and Schipper Bosch, as well as joint development agreements with municipalities (Gemeente Heumen for Kanaalzone Malden's 192 homes, Gemeente Berg en Dal for Dekkerswald's ~395-home caring neighborhood) and the healthcare partner ZZG zorggroep. Select properties are sold to existing tenants via the Koopvoorrang priority scheme or KoopGarant.

Name

Oosterpoort

Legal name

Stichting Oosterpoort Wonen

Website

https://oosterpoortwoon.nl

Company type

Private

Founded year

2001

Operating status

Operating

Headcount range

11–50 employees

Short description

Stichting Oosterpoort Wonen is a Dutch non-profit social housing corporation managing approximately 5,000 rental homes in the municipalities of Berg en Dal and Heumen, serving low-income tenants, elderly residents, and housing starters through the Mijn Oosterpoort tenant portal and Entree regional allocation platform.

Ownership category

akta.pro rank

Product category

Social Housing

NAICS

Other Community Housing Services (624229)

SIC

Operators Of Apartment Buildings (6513), Services-To Dwellings & Other Buildings (7340)

akta.pro primary industry

Affordable & Subsidized Housing Property Management (LIHTC, Section 8) (BPAJAFAD)

Keywords

• Social housing rental
• Housing corporation services
• Affordable rental homes
• Tenant portal platform
• Property maintenance services

Headquarters

HQ city

Groesbeek

HQ country

Netherlands

HQ region

Europe

Offices1 record

Markets served

GTM type

B2C

Offering type

Services

Cost components

Operations, Infrastructure, Personnel, Technology or R&D, Marketing or Sales

Revenue model

1. Social rental housing: Oosterpoort generates revenue primarily through renting social housing units. The company manages 5000 rental properties in the municipalities of Berg en Dal and Heumen, charging rent to tenants. Social housing rent must comply with 'Passend Toewijzen' (appropriate allocation) requirements based on income.

Pricing tiers

Go-to-market motion1 record

Distribution channels3 records

Marketing channels8 records

Core offering

Oosterpoort is a Dutch social housing corporation that manages and rents approximately 5,000 social rental homes in the municipalities of Berg en Dal and Heumen, charging rent to tenants under Dutch Passend Toewijzen income-based allocation rules. Beyond core tenancy, the company delivers tenant services through the Mijn Oosterpoort portal (24/7 rent, repair and home-improvement self-service), an optional monthly Serviceabonnement covering small repairs/glass insurance/sewer unclogging, a Woningdelen shared-housing program, home-improvement permissions, and a Wooncoaches advisory service for residents aged 55+.

Product overview

Oosterpoort is a social housing corporation operating in the municipalities of Berg en Dal and Heumen, managing approximately 5,000 rental homes. Its core digital offering is the 'Mijn Oosterpoort' tenant portal, which provides 24/7 online access for tenants to pay rent, submit repair requests, request home improvements, and view payment data. Rental housing is allocated through the Entree platform. Additional services include a Serviceabonnement (service subscription for small repairs and glass insurance), Woningdelen (housing-sharing program for two individuals in one home), Woningverbetering (home improvement permission system), Vocht en schimmel (moisture/mold guidance resources), Wooncoaches (housing coaching for residents 55+), and a repair request system with DIY instructional videos. Oosterpoort also builds new housing through numerous construction projects across the region.

Differentiator

Problem solved

Functional benefit

Products and services

• Mijn Oosterpoort (tenant portal) Online tenant portal giving Oosterpoort tenants 24/7 self-service access to manage rental affairs — rent and payment information, repair requests, home-improvement permissions, and document access. Built for existing tenants of Oosterpoort social housing.
• Serviceabonnement (service subscription) Optional modular monthly subscription for Oosterpoort tenants covering small repairs and services they would otherwise handle themselves — glass insurance (€1.20/month), sewer unclogging (€1.50/month), and general service maintenance such as leaky faucets or stuck doors (€3.70/month), with a maximum full-subscription cost of €6.40/month and a €35 entry fee if started after contract signing.
• Woningdelen (housing sharing) Shared housing program where two single-person households share a single-family home — each with a private bedroom and bathroom and shared kitchen, living room, garden, and attic. Each housemate signs an individual rental contract priced €475–€575 per person per month; other housing costs are shared. Income requirement: gross annual income between €29,401 and €51,537 per person (as of 1 January 2026). Housing benefit (huurtoeslag) does not apply; couples are not eligible.
• Woningverbetering (home improvement) Service allowing Oosterpoort tenants to request permission and make improvements to their rental units — for example solar panels, new flooring, kitchen upgrades, or extensions — under the 'Wonen naar eigen wens' (living your own way) guide which sets out the rules for tenant-requested home improvements.
• Wooncoaches (housing coaches) Coaching service for Oosterpoort residents aged 55+ to assess whether their current home still fits their needs, explore home adaptations or relocation options, and obtain priority access to suitable housing through the Entree platform; a relocation allowance of up to €1,000 is available for qualifying relocations.
• Social rental housing (core tenancy) Approximately 5,000 social rental homes managed by Oosterpoort across the municipalities of Berg en Dal and Heumen, allocated via the Entree regional platform under Dutch 'Passend Toewijzen' (appropriate allocation) income criteria, with housing benefit (huurtoeslag) available for rents above €932.93 and age requirement reduced from 23 to 21 years.

Quantifiable outcome

• Manages 5000 rental properties
• +2 more outcomes

Segments3 records

Ideal customer profiles3 records

Technology focussed No

API detail

Has API

No

API docs

API detail

Core technology

AI maturity

App detail

Integration1 record

Partnerships

Twelve partnerships are on record, tiered core and minor.

• EntreecoreChannel Partner/ Reseller/ DistributorEntree is a collaboration of nearly 20 housing corporations in the Arnhem-Nijmegen region. Oosterpoort advertises all its rental properties exclusively through the Entree platform. Prospective tenants must register on Entree to apply for Oosterpoort housing. The platform also handles allocation through meettijd, lottery, and urgency priority systems.
• Janssen GroesbeekcoreStrategic or Co-development PartnerJanssen Groesbeek is the contractor developing and building the Groen Groesbeek project (21 social rental apartments) and the Nijverheidsweg project (16 social rental apartments). Oosterpoort purchases completed units from Janssen Groesbeek for social rental housing.
• Van de KlokminorStrategic or Co-development PartnerVan de Klok is a construction company building multiple Oosterpoort projects including the Kloosterstraat (18 homes) and Dekkerswald (120 apartments). They are also involved in renovation projects like Zevenheuvelenweg.
• Aannemingsbedrijf van SchaikminorStrategic or Co-development PartnerVan Schaik is a construction company partnering with Van de Klok to build the Kloosterstraat project (18 homes in Groesbeek) with historical-style architecture.
• Van Grunsven GroepminorStrategic or Co-development PartnerVan Grunsven Groep is the contractor building the Leuthse Gaard (10 homes) and Leuthse Veld (14 homes) projects in Leuth.
• ZZG ZorggroepcoreStrategic or Co-development PartnerZZG Zorggroep is a healthcare organization collaborating on the Dekkerswald project to create a 'zorgzame buurt' (caring neighborhood) concept, combining social housing with healthcare support for residents to age in place.
• Gemeente HeumencoreStrategic or Co-development PartnerGemeente Heumen collaborates with Oosterpoort on multiple projects including Kanaalzone Malden (192 social rental homes planned), De Schoren Malden (20 social rental homes), and Zilverbergweg Overasselt (36 homes). The municipality and Oosterpoort signed a collaboration agreement for Kanaalzone development.
• Gemeente Berg en DalcoreStrategic or Co-development PartnerGemeente Berg en Dal partners with Oosterpoort on various housing projects throughout the municipality, including Dekkerswald, Chopinstraat, Kloosterstraat, Jan Arntzstraat, and multiple other developments. The municipality signed the anterieure overeenkomst (preliminary agreement) for Dekkerswald with Oosterpoort and ZZG.
• BoVa ProjectontwikkelingminorStrategic or Co-development PartnerOosterpoort purchased 14 completed rental homes from BoVa Projectontwikkeling in De Horst, contributing to the preservation of affordable housing in the area.
• WoonbelangcoreOthersWoonbelang is the tenants' interest association (huurdersbelangenvereniging) representing Oosterpoort tenants. They participate in governance decisions and were consulted on the reappointment of director Kees van Kampen.
• Schipper BoschminorStrategic or Co-development PartnerSchipper Bosch is the developer transforming the old Steenfabriek (brick factory) site in Ooij into a green neighborhood. Oosterpoort is contributing 65 social rental homes to this development of 200+ total homes.
• Jansen BouwontwikkelingminorStrategic or Co-development PartnerJansen Bouwontwikkeling is developing multiple projects where Oosterpoort purchases social rental units: Leuthse Gaard (10 homes), Leuthse Veld (14 homes), and Sint Antoniushof (12 homes).

Scale indicators6 records

Recent moves7 records

Expansion highlights6 records

Broad incumbents

• De Alliantie: De Alliantie is a Dutch woningcorporatie with a large portfolio across the Randstad. It operates under the same woningcorporatie regulatory framework as Oosterpoort and is relevant for benchmarking digital tenant services, sustainability upgrades, and new-construction delivery at greater scale.
• Woonzorg Nederland: Woonzorg Nederland is a Dutch woningcorporatie specialized in housing for seniors. It is a relevant comparable to Oosterpoort's 55+ wooncoaches initiative and ZZG-partnered Dekkerswald care neighborhood, sharing the same regulatory framework but with a narrower elderly-focused portfolio.
• Eigen Haard: Eigen Haard is a large Amsterdam-area woningcorporatie operating tens of thousands of social rental homes. It shares the same Dutch social housing regulatory and Aedes framework and is relevant as a broad incumbent comparable on tenant services and large-scale renovation programs.
• Mitros: Mitros is a Dutch woningcorporatie based in Utrecht managing tens of thousands of social rental homes. It shares Oosterpoort's woningcorporatie regulatory status and Aedes membership, and is relevant for benchmarking portfolio management, new construction, and tenant services at larger scale.
• Portaal: Portaal is a large Dutch woningcorporatie active in the Utrecht and Leiden regions. It operates a much bigger portfolio than Oosterpoort but follows the same social housing business model, regulatory framework, and Entree-style allocation, making it a broad comparable on operating model and scale economics.
• Vestia: Vestia is one of the largest Dutch woningcorporaties, operating primarily in the Zuid-Holland region. Although larger and financially restructured, it shares the same social housing regulatory regime, Entree-style allocation, and new-construction mandate as Oosterpoort.

Direct peers

• Wooninc. Wooninc. is a Dutch woningcorporatie active in the Eindhoven region with a comparable mid-sized social rental portfolio. It is relevant for benchmarking tenant portal adoption, service subscriptions, and new-construction execution at a similar scale to Oosterpoort.
• Talis: Talis is a Dutch woningcorporatie operating in the Nijmegen region, including adjacent municipalities. It manages a comparable social rental portfolio, distributes via Entree, and faces the same Passend Toewijzen and Aedes regulatory framework as Oosterpoort, making it the closest geographic and operating peer.
• Waardwonen: Waardwonen is explicitly named in Oosterpoort's data as a partner for the Koopvoorrang (purchase priority) scheme, indicating co-location in the Gelderland region. It is a comparable Dutch social housing corporation with a similar mid-sized rental portfolio and Entree-based distribution.

Emerging players

• Habion: Habion is a Dutch woningcorporatie focused on housing for elderly and vulnerable groups. It overlaps with Oosterpoort's wooncoaches service for 55+ tenants and ZZG-partnered care neighborhood at Dekkerswald, but operates as a specialist rather than a generalist social housing landlord.

Market position

Strengths5 records

Weaknesses5 records

Competitive moat4 records

Key risks5 records

Key highlights7 records

Customer concentration

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Valuation estimate

Number of profiles

Profiles4 records

Funding overview

Funding rounds

Investors

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M&A

Investments

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