Existing-Home Prices up 3.3% From a Year Ago
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Algemeen Dagblad
House prices cooled down slightly further in August. Prices of existing owner-occupied homes fell by 0.1 percent compared to July. Fewer homes were also sold, report Statistics Netherlands (CBS) and the Land Registry.
Existing-home prices up 3.3% from a year ago
Prices of existing owner-occupied homes continue to rise, Statistics Netherlands (CBS) reported Tuesday. In August, home proces were 0.1 percent lower than in July. The year-over.year increase averaged just 3.3 percent, which roughly matches the inflation. The average price paid for an existing occupied home was 503,523 euros in August.The year-over-year increase has reportedly been flattening non-stop since late 2024. In that year, there were m…
For the first time since late last year, prices of existing owner-occupied homes have fallen slightly on a monthly basis. In August, the average price of an existing home was 0.1 percent lower than the previous month. This was reported by Statistics Netherlands (CBS) and the Land Registry.
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Nieuws.nlTHE HAGUE (ANP) - Prices of existing owner-occupied homes fell on a monthly basis in August for the first time since December 2025. Compared to July, owner-occupied homes were 0.1 percent cheaper, according to Statistics Netherlands (CBS) and the Land Registry. On an annual basis, house prices were still...
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