Project NDSM B.10 includes 157 apartments that meet the conditions arising from the "Action Plan More Medium Rent" of the Municipality of Amsterdam. The aim of this scheme is to realize affordable rental housing for the group of tenants who are not entitled to social housing or have a household income on the basis of which more expensive free sector housing is not feasible. For Altera 24 high-end private sector homes, 965 m² of commercial space and 90 parking spaces will also be realised. The combined 181 rental properties will range in size from 42 to 125 sq. m. The project has a low EPC and will be equipped with PV panels and a heat and cold storage and heat pump installation. The project is expected to be completed in 2024. The project is an excellent example of successful inner-city redevelopment. One where tenants can enjoy the tranquillity of the enclosed courtyard in the middle of the bustling urban environment.

Project Beneluxlaan901 in Utrecht will provide 200 apartments for the mid-rent segment. The building’s residential section will consist of 78 two-bedroom apartments and 122 one-bedroom apartments, varying in size from 53 m² to 84 m². In addition, the building will include approximately 600 m² of commercial space, 87 parking spaces (including charging spots and shared cars) and approximately 699 bicycle parking spaces. The project (with an A+++ energy label) is in line with Altera’s sustainability goals, which will also be served by the installation of solar panels and a Vaanster EQw system. To reduce heat stress and the risk of flooding, a green roof provides water buffering while improving biodiversity in the city.

Project Zaanse Helden concerns a total of 356 apartments spread across five buildings, 310 parking spaces and bicycle storage facilities. The apartments are between 52 and 108 sq. m., have one or two bedrooms and feature either a spacious terrace or a balcony. The project is fitted with solar panels, a thermal energy storage facility, heat exchanger and a low EPC.