Dutch Housing Market Sees Fewer Sales, Higher Prices in Q1

The Dutch housing market in the first quarter saw a decrease in the number of homes sold as buyers became more hesitant. Despite fewer sales, the average home price increased to €485,000, up 2.1% from the previous year.

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First quarter home sales closed on average at €485,000, up 2.1% since Q1 2025

The Dutch housing market is slowly becoming more balanced, the realtors’ association NVM

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NVM: minder huizen verkocht, kopers zijn afwachtender

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Woningkopers trekken aan de handrem, maar betalen opnieuw méér dan een jaar geleden

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Dutch Housing Market Sees Fewer Sales, Higher Prices in Q1

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First quarter home sales closed on average at €485,000, up 2.1% since Q1 2025

Coverage Timeline

NVM: minder huizen verkocht, kopers zijn afwachtender

Woningkopers trekken aan de handrem, maar betalen opnieuw méér dan een jaar geleden

First quarter home sales closed on average at €485,000, up 2.1% since Q1 2025

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