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'House prices will drop 1% next year'Tuesday 16 November 2010 House prices will fall a further 1% next year, after an average 2% decline this year, according to Rabobank economists. Next year's price drop will stem from an increase in properties being put up for sale as sellers grow in confidence, the economists say in their latest quarterly bulletin. Rabobank is the Netherlands' biggest mortgage provider, with some 40% of the market. © DutchNews.nl
Glad I kept my socially rent controlled apartment! The housing market future doesn't look too good to me here in the Netherlands, prefer to invest my money in other ways. By Bill | November 17, 2010 11:04 AM Is now *everything* related to Wilders? Whatever opinion you have about this guys he is not superman ;-) By Michael | November 17, 2010 1:36 PM Well the Dutch housing market is crazy also because of the unjust social housing sector. it is very unjoust as some lucky people got it years ago and keep it (and sublet it) insetad of giving this helkp to who needs it now. this is very Dutch, i am clever as i have found a way to trick the system and i do not care for others who need help now. By lorna pilli | November 18, 2010 1:16 PM
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'House prices will drop 1% next year'
With Wilders cabinet, damaging purchasing power to slow GDP growth, and European Bank, raising interest rate in a very few months, I do not think so. The drop will be deeper.
By zenplus | November 16, 2010 6:19 PM