Wednesday, August 22, 2012
“House prices fell 8% from a year earlier”
Dutch Housing Prices Tumble .
AMSTERDAM—The slump in the Dutch housing market deepened in July as prices posted the steepest drop on record, highlighting the challenges facing the Netherlands ahead of next month's general elections.
Posted by dill @ 10:15 AM (1074 views)
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alan says:
Elections are coming. Time to make promises.
I guess House Prices will not be top of the agenda for once….the Euro crisis seems to be hitting top spot.
peter_2008 says:
hmm, I thought it’s gospel truth that “a small country with limited land and dense population” can never have a HPC?
mark wadsworth says:
Peter, yes, that’s what they keep saying so how come house prices have fallen even more dramatically in Northern Ireland than in Republic of Ireland, even though the former has twice the population density? I posted an article on this but forgot the logon password thingy so it hasn’t appeared yet – average price down from £205,000 to £96,000 or something.
miken says:
Oh dear. That’s a big loss for the Dutch tax people then because they use house price increases to tax people more there on their yearly tax.