Heijmans Struggles with the Housing Market, but Benefits From Infrastructure Projects
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Construction group Heijmans continues to be affected by the crisis in the Dutch housing market, but actually has more work upgrading infrastructure. Due to long-standing problems of grid congestion, complex permitting processes, investor restraint, and now rising mortgage interest rates, Heijmans has sold 2,085 homes so far this year. In the first ten months of last year, that figure was 2,313. "For 2027, we expect the number of homes sold to re…
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Construction group Heijmans continues to be affected by the crisis in the Dutch housing market, but actually has more work upgrading infrastructure. Due to long-standing problems of grid congestion, complex permitting processes, investor restraint, and now rising mortgage interest rates, Heijmans has sold 2,085 homes so far this year. In the first ten months of last year, that figure was 2,313. "For 2027, we expect the number of homes sold to re…
Construction company Heijmans is feeling the impact of the crisis in the Dutch housing market. Problems with grid congestion, cumbersome permitting processes, and rising mortgage interest rates mean the company sold nearly two hundred fewer homes in the first ten months of this year than a year earlier. Last year, the group sold 2,313 homes during the same period; this year, that number was 2,085. According to Heijmans, investor restraint is al…
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