[07:31 AM] Dutch home prices increased 10.6 percent in March
Buyers had to pay an average of 10.6 percent more for an existing owner-occupied home last month compared to a year earlier, Statistics Netherlands (CBS) and the Land Registry reported.
https://nltimes.nl/2025/04/22/dutch-home-prices-increased-106-percent-march
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Dutch home prices increased 10.6 percent in March
Buyers had to pay an average of 10.6 percent more for an existing owner-occupied home last month compared to a year earlier, Statistics Netherlands (CBS) and the Land Registry reported. On average, a home cost 467,873 euros in March. Compared to February, prices on the tight housing market increased considerably less rapidly, by 0.7 percent. Home prices have been rising since June 2023 and have reached several record highs. Last month, a home cost an average of 10.3 percent more than at the previous peak in July 2022.
[07:35 AM] Landlords still selling off rentals on a large scale; First-time buyers profiting
Investors sold significantly more homes in the last quarter of 2024, according to data from the Land Registry. Many of these homes were taken over by households that already lived there.
https://nltimes.nl/2025/02/27/landlords-still-selling-rentals-large-scale-first-time-buyers-profiting
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[07:32 AM] Dutch home prices rose 11.5 percent in January
The price increase of the average existing owner-occupied home continued in the first month of 2025, according to Statistics Netherlands (CBS) and the Land Registry.
https://nltimes.nl/2025/02/21/dutch-home-prices-rose-115-percent-january
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[07:31 AM] Dutch home prices increased by 8.7 percent last year
The prices of existing owner-occupied homes in the Netherlands rose by an average of 8.7 percent last year, Statistics Netherlands and the Land Registry reported.
https://nltimes.nl/2025/01/22/dutch-home-prices-increased-87-percent-last-year
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Dutch home prices increased by 8.7 percent last year
The prices of existing owner-occupied homes in the Netherlands rose by an average of 8.7 percent last year, Statistics Netherlands and the Land Registry reported. In December, homes became 10.9 percent more expensive on average than in the same month a year earlier.This increase is smaller than in the four preceding months. Compared to November last year, prices fell by 0.7 percent in December, the organizations found.
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