Your partner when buying a property in the Netherlands

The housing market was hot over the past couple of years. The excessive demand is no longer there since the coronavirus outbreak. The number of houses for sale increases and interest is still low. As a result housing supply and demand are more balanced since the corona virus outbreak. The housing market was hot over … More Housing supply and demand more balanced since corona

The Ministry for the Environment and Housing, the Dutch Banking Association, the Dutch Association of Insurers, the National Mortgage Guarantee and the Eigen Huis Association have made agreements to ensure that homeowners with payment arrears do not end up on the street during the corona crisis. Lenders will not be forced to sell homes until … More No forced sales when the mortgage is overdue

The corona virus also reached our country at the end of February. Since then, the measures have followed one another quickly. This affects all branches, including the real estate market. We keep a close eye on developments and reporting and critically examine the consequences for consumers, brokers and appraisers. Many brokers offer virtual viewings. We … More Safe viewing in Covid-19 times

The most lucrative buy-to-let market in the European Union turns out to be the Netherlands. … More BLOG: Buy to let

When staying in Holland for multiple years or looking at long-term revenues, a serious option will be to buy … More BLOG: To rent or to buy?

When buying a house abroad the first steps can be stressy. Connecting the right partner will help you out. … More BLOG: Getting on the Dutch property ladder

House versus condo can be a dilemma for home buyers. Which one is right for you will depend on your lifestyle, financial circumstances and future plans. … More BLOG: House or apartment?

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