private sector

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Apartments in Amsterdam
Business
Private sector rent hikes outpace inflation as landlord sell-off continues; Up 5% in Q2
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Street with different homes in Gorinchem
Business
Young private sector tenants spend the largest portion of their income on housing
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Homes in Amsterdam
Business
Gap between buyers and tenants widening on Dutch housing market: ABN Amro
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Student apartments in The Hague
Business
Private sector rents rising faster than owner-occupied home prices
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a colorful group of apartment buildings on the edge of Annie M.G. Schmidt park in Lansingerland, 29 August 2020
Business
Private sector in free fall as landlords continue to dump rentals; 65,000 sold last year
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Wage gap
Business
Wage gap decreasing in Dutch private sector; Women still earn 6.1% less per hour
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Street with new built classic style homes in Rotterdam
Business
Private sector "completely locked up"; Rents rise above €20 per m2 as supply dwindles
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Street with new built classic style homes in Rotterdam
Business
Private sector shrinking as landlords sell off rentals
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Social housing in Ypenburg, The Hague
Business
Rents increased by 4.9% on average in July
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Street with different homes in Gorinchem
Business
Netherlands' private rental sector continues to shrink; Average rent up 17%
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Euros in a wallet
Business
Law changes on July 1 that will impact your wallet
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Homes in Amsterdam
Business
Private sector rents rising faster than inflation as supply plummets
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a colorful group of apartment buildings on the edge of Annie M.G. Schmidt park in Lansingerland, 29 August 2020
Business
Rent per square meter increased 20% since pandemic; Supply dropped 40% in Q4
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Young family shopping for groceries
Business
Law changes that will hit Dutch wallets in 2025
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Mother with three children on the bicycle in Amsterdam
Politics
Dozens of laws and rule changes take effect in the Netherlands on 1 January 2025
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A "not for sale" sticker in protest of high rents spotted in Amsterdam Oost, 4 July 2022
Business
Dutch rental prices will rise significantly in 2025, with mid-market to jump 7.7%
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Apartment building with balconies in Rotterdam
Business
Landlords still selling off property, but total number of rentals stable: Land Registry
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a colorful group of apartment buildings on the edge of Annie M.G. Schmidt park in Lansingerland, 29 August 2020
Business
Over 3,000 homes pulled from rental market since implementation of rent regulation
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Street with new built classic style homes in Rotterdam
Business
Supply of rental homes, retail space continues to fall: ABN Amro
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A sign explaining the deposit scheme on plastic bottles on a vending machine for soft drinks in the Rotterdam neighborhood of Kralingen-Crooswijk, 8 January 2023
Business
Private sector not collecting enough deposit packaging this year
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An aerial view of Amsterdam, facing south, in 2016
Business
Tight supply means fewer options for tenants; Average rent hits €2,305 in Amsterdam
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Social housing in Ypenburg, The Hague
Business
Biggest rent increase in 30 years; Social housing rents rose most
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Street with new built classic style homes in Rotterdam
Business
Landlords continuing to sell off rental homes, especially in largest Dutch cities
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a colorful group of apartment buildings on the edge of Annie M.G. Schmidt park in Lansingerland, 29 August 2020
Business
Few home seekers are willing to share one