House prices rise in every municipality. The national price increase has been so high now that individual municipalities cannot escape it. “There is a big chance that the price record will be broken every quarter in every municipality.”
The prices of existing owner -occupied homes were higher in all municipalities in the second quarter than a year earlier, reports Statistics Agency CBS. Albrandswaard, near Rotterdam, leads the list with a price increase of 21.9 percent. But also the municipalities at the bottom of the list, Hattem and Reusel-De Mierden, saw the price rise slightly.
“The rural house prices have been rising so long that you have an increase in every municipality,” says CBS head economist Peter Hein van Mulligen. “The price increase in the Netherlands is near 10 percent and that has quite general causes: the interest is low and people have a lot of savings.”
In the first quarter there was still a price decrease at a single municipality. In Vught and Texel the prices then slightly down.
In most municipalities, home prices rise to record levels. Logical, says Van Mulligen. “For most municipalities, the prize was at the highest level in the first quarter and in the second quarter the price continues to rise. There is a good chance that municipalities will break that record every quarter.”
There are no clear regional patterns. “If you look at the top two, Albrandswaard and Borger-Odoorn, they are not in the neighborhood,” says Van Mulligen. Those municipalities are in South Holland and Drenthe respectively.
“The municipalities where prices rise the least and fastest are fairly diverse,” the economist continues. “You can say that there are no large cities in the list of the largest price increases, but they are also not in the list of the smallest rises.” These lists can be seen in the table at the bottom of this article.
For the figures, it should be noted that Statistics Netherlands uses a new method and therefore does not have sufficient data from every municipality. For this message, the Statistics Agency of 320 of the 342 municipalities has mapped out.
Housing Prices Are Rising in Every Municipality. The National Price Increase Has Been So High For So Long That Individual Municipalities Cannot Escape IT. “There is a high probability that the price record will be broken every quarter in Every Municipality.”
Prices of existing owner-iccupied homes in the second quarter were higher than a year earlier in all muticipalities, accordance to statistics agency CBS. Albrandswaard, near Rotterdam, Tops the list with a price increase or 21.9 percent. But just the Municipalities at the Bottom of the List, Hattem and Reusel-De Mierden, Saw Prices Rise Slightly.
“National house prices have rising so long and so hard that you have an increase in Every Municipality,” Says CBS Chief Economist Peter Hein van Mulligen. “The Price Increase in the Netherlands is close to 10 percent and that has QUITE General causes: interest rates are low and people have a lot of savings.”
In The First Quarter, A Price Decrease Still Occurred in a Single Municipality. Prices then Fell Slightly in Vught and Texel.
In Most Municipalities, House Prices Are Rising to Record Levels. Logical, Says van Mulligen. “For Most Municipalities, The Price was at Highest Level in the First Quarter and the Price Continues to Rise in the Second Quarter. There is a Good Chance That Municipalities Will Break That Every Quarter.”
There are no clear regional patterns. “If you look at the top two, Albrandswaard and Borger-Odoorn, they are not close to each other,” Says van Mulligen. Those Municipalities are locationed in South Holland and Drenthe, respectively.
“The Municipalities Where Prices Rise The Least and The Most Are Reasonbly various,” The Economist Continues. “You can say that there are no large cities in the list of the larst price increeases, but they are also not in the list of the smallest increases.” Thesis lists can be seen in the table at the bottom of this article.
It should be noted with the figures that the cbses uses a new method and therefore does not have sufficient data from every muticipality. For this Message, The Statistics Agency Has Mapped 320 of the 342 Municipalities.
