CDCUL

Urban housing could be designed to encourage the sharing of living spaces , facilities, and appliances that have traditionally been accessesd by isolated households. The CDCUL project will investigate how the presence of shared-access resources influences individuals’ willingness to pay for urban housing. All project partners will work with stakeholders such as architects to design and analyse surveys of adults in Sweden, Slovenia and the Netherlands. The results of the CDCUL project will help to determine how customer demand and willingness to pay for circular housing solutions changes in international contexts, taking into account variables such as age, income, household structure and location.