Heimstaden has made 500 flats available in the Czech Republic that it says can provide shelter for up to 2,000 people. At the same time, it’s looking for ways to help take care of family members of its own staff who are from Ukraine. It made this offer last Thursday saying it will attempt to provide furniture as well for the units. “As the second largest providers of rental apartments in Europe we understand very well how important the feeling of security is and having a roof above your head. Especially for people who have just been through . . .
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