New homes are growing faster than old homes

In the first three months of this year, the price of new homes has risen faster than existing homes, according to statistics from Statistics Netherlands (CBS) and the Land Registry.

2 percent in the price. Existing homes, of which there are many more, have become 9% more expensive. The average price of a new house occupied by its owner in the Netherlands is now over 350,000 euros. In early 2015, it was almost a ton less. A house occupied by its owner costs on average 280 000 euros.

In the first quarter, more than 58,000 dwellings changed ownership, down 7.1% from the same period in 2017.

European average

L & # The rise in prices of dwellings occupied by their Dutch owners in the first quarter of this year was almost twice as high as the European average. Compared with the previous year, the prices of owner-occupied homes rose by 9.3%.

The Netherlands is currently one of the European countries where the rise in prices of owner-occupied homes is the strongest.