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Dutch housing market

Housing Market Quarterly: Market cools down due to increased supply – prices rise slightly

The Dutch housing market appears remarkably robust. Despite geopolitical uncertainty, higher interest rates and economic uncertainty, home sales remain high.

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16 September 2026
RaboResearch

Dutch housing market quarterly: End of the price rally – housing market cools down

The Dutch housing market is visibly cooling down. We do not expect house prices to rise further this year, although the annual growth figure will still be 2.8%.

Research
15 June 2026
RaboResearch

Housing Market Quarterly: House prices will rise slightly this year

Prices of existing owner-occupied homes will rise only slightly this year. The wave of ex-rental sales and more housing construction are providing relief on the Dutch

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Dutch housing market quarterly: No signs of cooling even as supply grows

The sell-off wao 4.8% in 2026.

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17 December 2025
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Dutch Housing Market Quarterly: Sales surge and prices continue to rise

The price of existing owner-occupied homes will increase by 8.6% this year, and by 5.5% in 2026.

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19 September 2025
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Housing market quarterly report: Higher house prices anticipated despite additional supply

Rising wages allow homebuyers to borrow and bid more. Mainly because of this, house prices are expected to rise by 8.6% this year and by another 6.6% in 2026.

Update
18 June 2025
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