Priority Rules and Urgency in Suitable Allocation in Westland

In Westland, urgent cases receive priority in suitable allocation, such as homeless persons, victims of domestic violence or residents with medical urgency. The municipality of Westland allocates urgent housing via the WoningNet Westland registration system. You must demonstrate your urgent situation with medical certificates from the general practitioner in Naaldwijk or Poeldijk, or police statements from the police station in 's-Gravenzande. Local housing associations such as Vidomes and WestlandWonen must allocate 80% of the homes in Westland in a suitable manner, but urgency overrides this. Without urgency, your registration time with WoningNet applies. In Westland, with tightness on the rental market due to the greenhouse horticulture sector, urgency is crucial for starters and families in districts such as Monster and Kwintsheul. Objection to refusal? Submit this within 6 weeks to the municipality of Westland via the counter at the town hall in Poeldijk. The Suitable Allocation Act regulates this nationally, but Westland applies strict local priorities. Successful urgency claims in Westland often lead to priority within 3 months, especially for vacant social rental homes in the Hoge Bomen neighbourhood or Centrum district. Note: urgency is temporary, usually 2 years, and must be combined with suitability checks on family composition, income and health for the best match in Westland.