House Prices Continue to Rise in July, but at a Slower Pace
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In July, homebuyers paid on average nearly 4 percent more for an existing home than in the same period a year ago. The increase was roughly the same as the previous month, according to Statistics Netherlands (CBS) and the Land Registry. Although homes are still becoming more expensive, the price increase has been leveling off since the end of 2024.
The average selling price of an existing owner-occupied home exceeded 500,000 euros for the first time in July.… Owned homes: average price surpasses 500,000 euros
Yes, and of course, the governing parties VVD, CDA, D66, PvdA, ChristenUnie, PVV, NSC, and BBB have worked incredibly hard on this over the past sixteen years. A great milestone for people who own homes, and as for people who rent, haha, suckers! The average owner-occupied home in the Netherlands—and let’s be honest, the average home in the Netherlands is far too ugly to actually want to live in—is worth more than half a million. It is a terribl…
The rise in house prices is lower than in previous years, but in July there was a slight increase. On average, 500,988 euros was paid for an existing owner-occupied home.
Existing owner-occupied homes were on average 3.9 percent more expensive in July than a year earlier. In June, the increase was still 4.1 percent. Since the end of 2024, house prices have continued to rise, but at a slower pace than before. Compared to June 2026, prices rose by 0.5 percent.
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