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Our latest Quarterly Update is now available! The Dutch housing and mortgage market recorded exceptionally high volumes in the third quarter of 2024, showing significant growth compared to the same period last year. Higher wages, combined with falling mortgage rates, are increasing borrowing capacity and intensifying competition. These factors are driving housing transactions and prices upwards. These developments are driven by favourable macroeconomic trends. Economic growth in the Netherlands is picking up (+0.8%) despite inflation rising slightly to 3.6%, well above the eurozone average of 1.7%. Key indicators such as consumer spending and employment remain strong, with a tight labour market driving further wage growth. Want to read more? Click on the link ⬇️ https://lnkd.in/evVAvXCF

DMFCO's latest Quarterly Update is out! Inflation is falling and households are experiencing strong wage increases as a result of the historically tight labour market. Confidence in the housing market is recovering slightly, as households are more positive about the general economic conditions and their financial situation. This positive sentiment is also reflected in the Dutch housing and mortgage market, with the number of mortgage applications and housing transactions improving. Increased demand and limited supply are allowing house prices to rise again. Dutch residential mortgages continue to perform very well, with low levels of losses and arrears. Curious to read more? Click on the link below

Our latest Quarterly Update is out! Inflation is falling and households are experiencing strong wage increases as a result of the historically tight labour market. Confidence in the housing market is recovering slightly, as households are more positive about the general economic conditions and their financial situation. This positive sentiment is also reflected in the Dutch housing and mortgage market, with the number of mortgage applications and housing transactions improving. Increased demand and limited supply are allowing house prices to rise again. Dutch residential mortgages continue to perform very well, with low levels of losses and arrears. Want to read more? Click on the link below https://lnkd.in/eZqRGdEG

Our latest Quarterly Update is out! Inflation is falling and households are experiencing strong wage increases as a result of the historically tight labour market. Confidence in the housing market is recovering slightly, as households are more positive about the general economic conditions and their financial situation. This positive sentiment is also reflected in the Dutch housing and mortgage market, with the number of mortgage applications and housing transactions improving. Increased demand and limited supply are allowing house prices to rise again. Dutch residential mortgages continue to perform very well, with low levels of losses and arrears. Want to read more? Click on the link below https://lnkd.in/ebxDeteU

Our latest Quarterly Update is out! Inflation is falling and households are experiencing strong wage increases as a result of the historically tight labour market. Confidence in the housing market is recovering slightly, as households are more positive about the general economic conditions and their financial situation. This positive sentiment is also reflected in the Dutch housing and mortgage market, with the number of mortgage applications and housing transactions improving. Increased demand and limited supply are allowing house prices to rise again. Dutch residential mortgages continue to perform very well, with low levels of losses and arrears. Want to read more? Click on the link below https://lnkd.in/e2_MnKpk

Our latest Quarterly Update is out! Inflation is falling and households are experiencing strong wage increases as a result of the historically tight labour market. Confidence in the housing market is recovering slightly, as households are more positive about the general economic conditions and their financial situation. This positive sentiment is also reflected in the Dutch housing and mortgage market, with the number of mortgage applications and housing transactions improving. Increased demand and limited supply are allowing house prices to rise again. Dutch residential mortgages continue to perform very well, with low levels of losses and arrears. Want to read more? Click on the link below

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Our latest Quarterly Update is out! Inflation is falling and households are experiencing strong wage increases as a result of the historically tight labour market. Confidence in the housing market is recovering slightly, as households are more positive about the general economic conditions and their financial situation. This positive sentiment is also reflected in the Dutch housing and mortgage market, with the number of mortgage applications and housing transactions improving. Increased demand and limited supply are allowing house prices to rise again. Dutch residential mortgages continue to perform very well, with low levels of losses and arrears. Want to read more? Click on the link below https://lnkd.in/eD4ihUbA

The latest data from Nationwide reveals that UK house prices have experienced the highest annual growth rate since 2022, with a significant increase of 3.2% in September. This surge in house prices, coupled with falling borrowing costs, presents a prime opportunity for individuals looking to venture into or expand their Buy-to-Let (BTL) property portfolios. With the average home price now standing at £266,094, the property market is showing resilience and promise for investors. The current scenario of income growth outpacing house price growth, along with the anticipation of further interest rate cuts by the Bank of England, is creating a favorable environment for prospective buyers and investors alike. As Nationwide's chief economist, Robert Gardner, highlights the improving affordability and the modest increase in activity and house prices, it is evident that now is a great time to consider entering or growing your BTL portfolio. The increase in monthly mortgage approvals further underscores the growing momentum in the housing market, making it an ideal moment to capitalize on these trends. For anyone looking to capitalise on the thriving UK property market, now is the time to seize the opportunity and take action. Whether you are a seasoned investor or a newcomer to property investment, the current landscape offers a conducive environment to build a successful BTL portfolio. Let's make the most of this promising market trend and pave the way for a prosperous future in property investment! 🚀🔑💼 #UKPropertyMarket #BTLInvesting #PropertyInvestment #RealEstate #FinancialSuccess #OpportunityKnocks

Our latest Quarterly Update is now available! Economic growth in the Netherlands is picking up as inflation is reducing. Amid the cautious monetary policy of the ECB, key economic indicators, including unemployment and consumer spending, remain robust.   These positive developments are also reflected in the Dutch housing and mortgage markets. Higher wages combined with relatively stable mortgage rates allow households to borrow more.   As a result, the number of mortgage applications and housing transactions continues to rise. Increased consumer demand coupled with limited supply continues to push up house prices. Want to read more? Click on the link below: