Free sector rents continue to decrease, but not in the large cities
2 years ago

Free sector rents continue to decrease, but not in the large cities

NL Times  

The average square meter price for a rental home in the free sector decreased by 1.1 percent in the fourth quarter of 2022, continuing the slight downward trend that started in the first quarter of last year. That trend is not visible in the five large cities, where free sector rents continue to soar. In Q4 of 2022, new tenants in the Netherlands, on average, paid 16.59 euros per square meter for a rental home in the free market. “We hear from the market that many investors are withdrawing from Amsterdam and selling their rental properties, which explains the declining rental supply.” In The Hague, rents rose by 5.9 percent to 17.95 euros per square meter per month, in Rotterdam by 2.3 percent to 17.50 euros, in Eindhoven by 6.7 percent to 17.91 euros, and in Utrecht by 1 percent to 19.30 euros.

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Free sector housing rent down 2%; Big price differences between cities
1 year, 9 months ago

Free sector housing rent down 2%; Big price differences between cities

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The average rent in the non-regulated rental sector fell slightly in the first quarter of this year compared to a year earlier. The average square meter price in the past quarter was 16.85 euros, a decrease of almost 2 percent annually. In the first three months of 2022, the price per square meter was still 17.18 euros, rental housing platform …

Apartment rental prices to continue to rise; Advocates want Cabinet to intervene
2 years, 3 months ago

Apartment rental prices to continue to rise; Advocates want Cabinet to intervene

NL Times  

The average square meter price for a rental home in the private sector rose slightly in the past quarter compared to a year earlier. On average, new tenants paid 16.90 euros per square meter in the third quarter, housing platform Pararius reported based on the rental housing supply. “In the third quarter of 2018, new tenants in the free sector …

Free market home rental prices jump 12 percent in a year
2 years, 6 months ago

Free market home rental prices jump 12 percent in a year

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Free market rents increased by an average of 11.8 percent per square meter in the second quarter of 2022, compared to the same quarter last year, realtors associations NVM and VGM NL reported on Monday. On average, new tenants paid 15.35 euros per square meter per month in the second quarter, compared to 13.73 euros the year before. "Municipalities, investors, …

Housing rents continue to rise, more furnished property on the market
2 years, 8 months ago

Housing rents continue to rise, more furnished property on the market

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Housing rents in the non-rent controlled sector continue to rise, with an average increase of 6.7% for new tenants in the first quarter of this year, according to research by rental housing platform Pararius. ‘Just 9% of properties offered to rent via Pararius in Amsterdam in the past three months were unfurnished,’ De Groot said. De Groot said the government’s …

Housing rents continue to rise, more furnished property on the market
2 years, 8 months ago

Housing rents continue to rise, more furnished property on the market

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Housing rents in the non-rent controlled sector continue to rise, with an average increase of 6.7% for new tenants in the first quarter of this year, according to research by rental housing platform Pararius. ‘Just 9% of properties offered to rent via Pararius in Amsterdam in the past three months were unfurnished,’ De Groot said. De Groot said the government’s …

Landlords criticise minister's plan to limit rent rises next year
2 years, 9 months ago

Landlords criticise minister's plan to limit rent rises next year

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Real estate investors are unhappy at the cabinet’s plan to tackle a potential ‘explosion’ in private sector housing rents, saying it could make the sector unprofitable, given other measures the government is introducing. Last year, landlords operating in the non rent-controlled sector agreed to limit rent rises to the rate of inflation from the previous year plus 1%. Instead the …

Landlords criticise minister's plan to limit rent rises next year
2 years, 9 months ago

Landlords criticise minister's plan to limit rent rises next year

Dutch News  

Real estate investors are unhappy at the cabinet’s plan to tackle a potential ‘explosion’ in private sector housing rents, saying it could make the sector unprofitable, given other measures the government is introducing. Last year, landlords operating in the non rent-controlled sector agreed to limit rent rises to the rate of inflation from the previous year plus 1%. Instead the …

Private sector home rental prices rose to new record, analysts say
2 years, 11 months ago

Private sector home rental prices rose to new record, analysts say

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After a dip caused by the coronavirus, the rents for private sector homes are rising again rapidly. Private sector rents are now 17.02 euros per square meter per month on average - the highest they've ever been since the measurement started in 2010. Noord-Holland is still the most expensive province to rent in, with an average price of 20.49 euros …

Government intervention has major impact on housing rent rises
3 years, 4 months ago

Government intervention has major impact on housing rent rises

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This year’s rent increase round was the most modest since 1960, with social housing tenants paying just 0.3% more, according to new figures from national statistics office CBS. In the non-rent controlled sector, rents for existing and new contracts rose by an average of 2.2%, the CBS said. The limited rise follows a government decision to freeze social housing rents …

Government intervention has major impact on housing rent rises
3 years, 4 months ago

Government intervention has major impact on housing rent rises

Dutch News  

This year’s rent increase round was the most modest since 1960, with social housing tenants paying just 0.3% more, according to new figures from national statistics office CBS. In the non-rent controlled sector, rents for existing and new contracts rose by an average of 2.2%, the CBS said. The limited rise follows a government decision to freeze social housing rents …

Further drop in free sector rents; Large cities feeling absence of expats
3 years, 6 months ago

Further drop in free sector rents; Large cities feeling absence of expats

NL Times  

For the fourth quarter in a row, the average rent for a home in the private sector decreased, rental platform Pararius reported. Nationwide, new tenants on average paid 2 percent less per square meter in the second quarter than in the year before. In Amsterdam, rents decreased by 6.8 percent to 21.53 euros per square meter. Utrecht's free sector rent …

Private sector rents drop for second quarter, bigger cities lead the way
4 years ago

Private sector rents drop for second quarter, bigger cities lead the way

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Rents for new contracts in the private, or non-rent controlled sector, continued to go down during the final three months of 2020, according to new figures from housing platform Pararius. The decline has been boosted by the collapse of tourism and the fact new expats are not arriving, but rent levels had already reached a maximum before the coronavirus pandemic …

Big city rents falling for first time in years as expats start leaving
4 years, 6 months ago

Big city rents falling for first time in years as expats start leaving

NL Times  

The coronavirus crisis resulted in a cool-down of the free sector housing market. Due to the absence of expats and tourists, rental prices in large cities like Amsterdam, The Hague and Eindhoven decreased for the first time in years, according to rental platform Pararius, Financieele Dagblad reports. Amsterdam is still the most expensive city to rent in, but the average …

Rents skyrocketing in areas around large Dutch cities
5 years, 8 months ago

Rents skyrocketing in areas around large Dutch cities

NL Times  

Municipalities bordering the large Dutch cities are seeing large population growth, which means that rents in these municipalities are also rising sharply. In Haarlem the rent per square meter increased by 11.2 percent to 18.89 euros per month. In Schiedam, close to Rotterdam, the rent per square meter increased by an average of 18.3 percent to 13.73 euros per month. …

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