Housing Prices in the Netherlands on the Rise: A 6.6% Increase

Dutch Statistics Bureau ('CBS') data shows that as of October 2025, the prices of existing homes have increased by 6.6 percent compared to the same period last year. This increase serves as an important indicator for those engaged in the buying and selling of properties.

When evaluated on a monthly basis, a price increase of 0.5 percent has been recorded in housing prices. This situation indicates that stability has been restored in the housing sector and confidence among buyers has been renewed.

The housing price index entered a long upward trend after reaching its lowest level in June 2013. Prices peaked particularly in August 2022, followed by a downward trend until June 2023.

However, over the past year, housing prices not only rose again but also reached levels 14.5 percent higher compared to the previous peak in July 2022. This is considered an indicator of market revitalization and increased demand.

As of October 2025, 21,849 homes changed hands. This figure clearly demonstrates how dynamic the market conditions are and the interest of new buyers in existing homes.

In conclusion, the housing market in the Netherlands has continued to maintain its increases both annually and monthly, becoming an important indicator of economic recovery. The rise in the number of properties that are subjects of buying and selling carries positive signs for potential future developments. For home buyers, this situation is an important factor to consider when evaluating market conditions.