Dutch Average-Income Households Lack €100,000 to Buy a Home, CPB Reports

The Netherlands Bureau for Economic Policy Analysis (CPB) calculates that average-income households are more than €100,000 short of being able to secure a mortgage for a home. Without a dual income or wealthy parents, this income group struggles to purchase a house.

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Average income earners fall over €100,000 short to buy a home: CPB

People in the Netherlands with an average income who want to buy a home are over €100,000 short of securing a mortgage, according to the first housing market accessibility monitor by the

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