New 30-unit apartment complex in Pey reaches construction milestone
A new apartment complex in Pey, offering 30 rental units for small households, has reached its highest construction point. Residents can expect modern, future-proof housing by autumn, addressing local demand and improving neighborhood livability.
| Key Detail | Information |
|---|---|
| Location | Chatelainplein & Houtstraat, Pey |
| Number of units | 30 rental apartments |
| Target households | Single- and two-person households |
| Project developer | Chatelaineplein BV |
| Contractor | Maasveste Berben Bouw |
| Expected completion | Autumn 2026 |
| First tenants move-in | End of 2026 |
| Councilor (spatial planning) | Hub Meuwissen |
The municipality of Pey, through its spatial planning department, oversees housing developments to meet local demand and enhance livability. This project aligns with broader efforts to provide affordable and sustainable housing options for smaller households.
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Highest point reached for Pey apartment complex
At the corner of Chatelainplein and Houtstraat in Pey, work is underway on a new apartment complex featuring 30 rental units. The building has now reached its highest point, marking a significant milestone in the construction process.
Housing for small households
Project developer Chaetelaineplein BV is realizing the apartment complex. The homes are designed for single- and two-person households, addressing the growing demand for smaller, future-proof housing in the municipality.
Contribution to livability
Councilor Hub Meuwissen (spatial planning) is positive about the development. “This new apartment complex not only meets housing needs but also enhances the livability of Pey.”
Completion this autumn
The construction is being carried out by contractor Maasveste Berben Bouw. The building is scheduled for completion this autumn, with the first tenants expected to move in by the end of the year.