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Dutch spend 23% of income on housing, above European average - Vimarsana News

Dutch spend 23% of income on housing, above European average

Dutch spend 23% of income on housing, above European average

Work from home may be behind falling office prices - Vimarsana News

Work from home may be behind falling office prices

The transaction price for offices has been falling for a year. It is the first time since 2015 that offices sold for less for four quarters in a row, Statistics Netherlands (CBS) reported on Tuesday. Chief economist Peter Hein van Mulligen thinks that the continuing work-from-home trend may be behind this development.

Source: nltimes.nl
Dutch economy out of recession, buoyed by consumer spending - Vimarsana News

Dutch economy out of recession, buoyed by consumer spending

Dutch economy out of recession, buoyed by consumer spending

Dutch Economy Contracts by 0.2 Percent - Vimarsana News

Dutch Economy Contracts by 0.2 Percent

Dutch economy faces small contraction, consumers still confident despite declining investments. Chief economist highlights unusual aspects of current recession

Another slight increase in home prices month-on-month; Declining trend over - Vimarsana News

Another slight increase in home prices month-on-month; Declining trend over

Home prices in the Netherlands rose slightly in August for the third month in a row, Statistics Netherlands (CBS) reported. According to CBS chief economist Peter Hein van Mulligen, home prices are “stabilizing” after months of price declines. The average price of an existing owner-occupied home was 0.6 percent higher in August than in July. In the previous month and in June, prices also rose by less than one percent. “With one month, you can still say there is a short interruption, but with three, it seems that the price drop is behind us,” said Van Mulligen.

Source: nltimes.nl