SLOKKER MAGAZINE PRESS RELEASES THE SLOKKER GROUP The Slokker Group was founded in 1935 and is located in the Netherlands, Canada and the United States and has been active in the real estate market for 85 years now. As a developer, builder and investor or any combination of these. A 100% family business with the third generation at the helm. Innovation has been a common thread running through the company for decades. With innovative concepts such as Het Spaarhuis, the Woonunit and luxury rental homes with integrated care facilities, we respond to the demand for cost-saving, environmentally friendly and, above all, modern solutions. Quality comes first in all initiatives. It reflects the ambition of the Slokker Group. As well as sustainability. Prefabrication in combination with a short construction time protects the environment. The Slokker Group is a member of the ZEN platform (very energy-efficient new construction) and a covenant partner of FSC Nederland. This preserves our planet's energy resources for generations to come. Corporate social responsibility is a matter of course for the Group. Integrity and reliability are central to its actions. Als financieel krachtig bedrijf met alle benodigde kennis in huis zijn wij in staat om efficiënt en slagvaardig te opereren. De wensen van de potentiele (eind)gebruikers en de specifieke randvoorwaarden vanuit de omgeving staan daarbij centraal. 1935 Eerste opdracht: 24 woningen in de Spijkerstraat in Bussum 1952 Eerste projectontwikkelingen in Hilversum 1960 Gietbouw 1973 Prefabelementen in gietbouw 1975 Ankerloze spouw in gietbouw 1977 Houtskeletbouw 1979 Opening van het eerste kantoor in de Verenigde Staten (Denver) 1981 Spaarhuis 1985 Eerste activiteiten in Canada 1985 Esprithuis 1992 7m20 house 1996 Parcel service 1998 Dubo Custom 2000 Spaarhuis 2.0 2014 Multifunctional Residential Unit 2016 Masonry Storage First assignment: 24 homes in the Spijkerstraat in Bussum We use cookies. This makes our website more personal and user-friendly for you. More information Accept cookies