Dutch housing news in English, covering rents, home prices, social housing, planning rules, mortgages and the national housing shortage.
The Dutch government invests €420 million in senior housing to address shortages and improve accessibility for the elderly.
The Dutch government has scrapped plans to legalize long-term living in holiday homes, addressing housing shortages while allowing current residents to stay.
The Affordable Housing Act aimed to regulate rent prices but has resulted in fewer rental properties, making renting more challenging.
ABF Research projects significant new housing developments by 2027, potentially alleviating housing shortages in the Netherlands, despite infrastructure hurdles.
Schagen plans to construct 1,500 homes in a protected area, balancing urgent housing needs with environmental preservation.
Dutch social housing sustainability upgrades are mandated to improve energy efficiency, balancing environmental goals and tenant concerns.
Housing issues for international students in the Netherlands rise, with 263 complaints about high rents and poor conditions reported this year.
Amvest, a Dutch property developer, faces a €400,000 fine over persistent leaks in Amsterdam apartments, stressing construction accountability.
Single family homes in parts of the Netherlands may face vacancy and falling values as household demand changes.
Knarrenhofjes funding doubles as Dutch Cabinet allocates €40 million for 2026, expanding housing for the elderly.
