This project has been led by MEARU (Mackintosh Environmental Architecture Research Unit) with key assistance from the partner SME, John Gilbert Architects Ltd (JGA). The aim of this feasibility study has been to explore the potential for the development of a cost effective Post Occupancy Evaluation (POE) methodology (with a sustainability focus) that can be used to gather both quantitative and qualitative information regarding housing performance. JGA have assisted in the selection of house types for the pilot monitoring study and have liaised with participating housing providers. MEARU’s role has been to gather the data via resident survey questionnaires and durational monitoring of selected housetypes. JGA and MEARU have reviewed the process undertaken during a pilot study of 8 houses to identify key areas for inclusion and most cost effective outcomes for a POE methodology which could be widely used. MEARU has also developed a POE tool and sample template certificate which could be applied to future POE exercises carried out by Housing Associations on their new build housing stock.