House price growth slows to 3.3%, transactions fall
House prices increased by 3.3% in August, continuing a slowdown that began at the start of 2025. The latest monthly...
In August, Dutch house prices rose by 3.3%, as a slowdown in growth since early 2025 continued. The Dutch statistics agency, CBS, reported a 0.1% decrease in prices from July to August. Meanwhile, the number of property transactions dropped by 2.9% compared to the previous year. House price growth had peaked at 11.5% in January 2025, following a recovery from a 2023 slump, but has since been steadily declining.
The average price for a house, excluding newbuild properties, reached €503,523 in August, surpassing the €500,000 mark in July. Currently, prices are 17.8% higher than the peak reached in July 2022.
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