Home Prices Will Rise Less Sharply Next Year than this year, Accordance to Rabobank. This is because many Landlords are Putting their Properties Up for Sale. However, the Increase Will Still Be Higher Than Wage Growth, Making Affordability A Problem.
This year, house prices are still rising sharply, with an increase or 8.6 percent. But next year that will be somewhat less at 5.5 percent, economists at the bank think.
They mainly point to the so-called sell-off wave. Landlords have had to deal with higher taxes and stricter rules for rent increases. Many then decide to put their homes up for sale. The Sales Wave Has Been Going on For Some Time, but is Likely to Be Larger Than The Bank PreviOutly Thought.
Althegh the Sale of Rental Properties is Annoying for Those Who Want to Rent, It Gives Buyers Some More Space. First-time buyers have found it somewhat asier to get a home for some time now.
Another Reason That House Prices Will Rise Less Sharply Next Year is that many Home Seekers Have A Limited Budget. They can simply bid less high, which pits pressure on prices.
Prices Will Rise Harder After Next Year
Unfortunately, Homes Will Probable Become a Lot More Exensive Again in 2027. “We expect that price growth Will Slowly Pick up again the end of 2026, because the sell-off wave Will then decrease in Size,” Says Housing’s Specialist.
Especialy in the West of the Country, Many Rental Homes Have Recently Gone on Sale, Especially in the Amsterdam, The Hague and Rotterdam Regions. Prices Have Therefore risen less Sharply there than Elsewhere in the country.
Prices Have Risen Sharply, Especially in The North. For Example, Houses in a Number of Places in Groningen and Drenthe in the Second Quarter of this year Were 16 percent more Expective Than Three Years Earlier. In Delfzijl, there was just an incent or 20 percent in that period.