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Rents skyrocket in Rotterdam & Eindhoven; still rising in Amsterdam

Oct 30 '18 15:10
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Free sector rents in the Netherlands continue to rise. In Rotterdam and Eindhoven they rose even faster than in Amsterdam, Utrecht, and The Hague over the past two quarters, according to figures rental platform Pararius released on Tuesday, ANP reports.

Rotterdam showed the strongest growth of the five large Dutch cities. Last quarter rents in Rotterdam were 14.3 percent higher than in the same quarter last year. Eindhoven saw an increase of 12.1 percent. Tenants in Rotterdam now pay an average of 16.50 euros per square meter per month, and those in Eindhoven 14.62 euros. 

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Netherlands rent prices skyrocket, especially outside large cities

May 8 '18 11:10
Business

Rents in the Netherlands free sector continue to rise, especially outside the four large cities. The average rental price in the Netherlands increased by nearly 6 percent compared to a year ago, according to figures rental housing site Pararius released on Tuesday, NOS reports.

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Rental prices outside Randstad skyrocketing

Aug 3 '17 13:30
Business

The rapid rent increases in the free sector seems to be slowing down in most of the big cities in the Netherlands, according to figures from rental site Pararius for the second quarter. Only Utrecht is still seeing large rent increases. Outside the Randstad, however, rental prices are skyrocketing, NOS reports.

Outside the Randstad areas, rental prices increased on average by 10 percent in the second quarter. The average increase in the Randstad was 4.7 percent. Flevoland and Groningen even saw increases of 23 and 17 percent respectively. 

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Amsterdam apartment rent price stabilizing

Jul 26 '16 10:38

It seems that rent prices in Amsterdam's private sector are finally stabilizing. Last quarter the rent price for a private sector home in the city was below 22 euros per square meter, lower than the two previous quarters, according to rental site Pararius.nl. "On balance, the rent on private housing was stable for three quarters", director Jasper de Groot said

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Home rent prices soar, especially in Amsterdam; “unhealthy” market

Feb 5 '16 09:11
Business

Rent prices for homes in the private sector are rapidly on the rise, especially in Amsterdam, according to figures from rental site Pararius. Pararius director Jasper de Groot attributes it to an "unhealthy market" with a vast shortage in private sector rental homes. "If you look at the housing supply, then only about 5 percent of the homes are rental homes in the private sector. That is way too little", he said.

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Housing rent skyrockets in Dutch cities, Rotterdam up over 9 percent

Aug 7 '15 08:49
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The four major cities saw a sharp rent increase for homes in the non-controlled sector in the second quarter. The average rent for a home in the private sector increased the most in Rotterdam with 9.4 percent, followed by Utrecht with 7.3 percent, Amsterdam with 7.1 percent and The Hague with 6..8 percent. Nationally the price increased by 2.3 percent in the second quarter, compared to the same quarter last year.

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Amsterdam rent hits record high

Jul 30 '14 15:02

Rental homes have never been more expensive in Amsterdam, according to online housing market Pararius. Prices have gone up with 5.6 percent in the second quarter of this year compared to last year, the NOS reports.

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Big drop in rental home listings

Apr 23 '14 13:29

Within the first quarter of this year, 24 percent fewer homes have been put up for rent compared to the same period last year.

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