Dutch Home Prices Unlikely to Fall Soon Despite More Homes for Sale, ING Says
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More Houses for Sale, but Prices Refuse to Fall: ING Predicts an Even More Expensive Housing Market.
Anyone hoping that higher mortgage rates would finally let some air out of house prices will have to be patient a little longer. Homes will not get cheaper for the time being. According to ING, house prices will continue to rise, although the pace is slowing considerably. The bank expects that owner-occupied homes will average... this year
Dutch Home Prices Expected to Keep Rising Despite Growing Supply
Independent Journalism and Public Interest Reporting. Dutch house prices are expected to continue rising through 2027 despite a significant increase in the number of homes coming onto the market and higher mortgage rates putting pressure on buyers. ING forecasts that house prices in the Netherlands will increase by 2.5% in 2026 and by a further 1% in 2027. The bank has [...] This article was originally published by M10news. For verified reportin…
Dutch home prices unlikely to fall soon despite more homes for sale, ING says
Although the number of homes for sale is rising and mortgage interest rates are increasing, home prices are not expected to drop soon, ING has concluded in a report about the housing market. “The buyer’s market is still too tight for this.”Although the bank’s researchers expect prices to rise only slightly up to the end of next year, a 2.5 percent increase is expected this year, and only a 1 percent increase is expected next year. This is a slig…
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Although the number of homes for sale in the Netherlands is growing and mortgage rates are rising, house prices will not fall for the time being. This is the conclusion reached by ING in a report on the housing market. "The market for buyers is still too tight for that."
House prices in the Netherlands are not going down for the time being, even though mortgage rates are rising and there are always... House prices are not falling for now despite higher interest rates
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