Dutch real estate investor Altera Vastgoed and construction firm BAM Wonen are working together to make Altera's 1980s residential property portfolio more sustainable.
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BAM Wonen helps Altera Vastgoed boost sustainability of old homes
- In Green Watch
- 17:02, 22 september 2023
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