Economic Report Dutch version
Assuming that the corona restricting measures will be continued at least until June 1, we expect the Dutch economy to contract by 5 percent this year. The economic recovery may start in the second half of the year, but it will take time.
Economic Report Dutch version
The outbreak of the coronavirus is expected to push the Dutch economy into a recession. Eight questions and answers on how this will impact the housing market.
Economic Quarterly Report Dutch version
We lowered our expectations for the Dutch economy again, and expect a contraction of 0.2 percent by 2020. Consumption and production are temporarily reduced, which hits corporate profitability and employment.
Economic Quarterly Report Dutch version
The Dutch economy posted good figures in recent years. But due to the developments around the coronavirus, economic growth in our country is expected to fall from 1.7 percent in 2019 to 0.7 percent in 2020.
Dutch Housing Market Quarterly Dutch version
House prices in the Netherlands rose by almost 7 percent in 2019, and we expect that owner-occupied homes will become even more expensive this year due to the rising housing shortage and low mortgage rates.
Economic Comment
Despite a growing housing shortage, the number of building permits has dropped substantially in the Netherlands. What is going on?
Economic Quarterly Report Dutch version
Lower taxes and higher wages support consumption in the Netherlands. But slower global growth will weigh on export and investment growth, while the latter also suffers from the nitrogen crisis.
Dutch Housing Market Quarterly Dutch version
The third quarter of 2019 was dominated by higher sales and lower growth in house prices. However, this levelling off is slower than expected, partly due to lower mortgage interest rates and a persistent housing shortage.