husbanken.no
Norwegian state agency offering housing allowance, municipal start-up loans and loans and grants for housing
About husbanken.no
The Norwegian State Housing Bank (Husbanken) is the government's main implementing agency for housing policy. It uses financial measures such as loans, grants and allowances to help reach national housing policy goals.
Its services for private individuals include housing allowance for people with low income and high housing costs, start-up loans and grants channelled through municipalities for buying or staying in a home, and loans and grants for building or upgrading environmentally friendly and lifecycle housing. It also offers grants for age-friendly upgrades of homes and a self-service section for its existing loan customers. Its funding is provided by the state.
The agency was established by the Parliament on 1 March 1946. It has about 350 employees at various locations in Norway.
Product: Housing allowance, start-up loans and grants, loans and grants for housing construction and upgrades, and research grants.
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