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Annual rate of change CPI; since 1963
Annual rate of change according to CPI since 1963
Housing rents up by 4.9 percent
Rents for properties in the Netherlands were an average of 4.9 percent higher in July 2025 than they were in July 2024.
Consumer prices; rent increase for dwellings since 1959
The average rent increase for dwellings in the Netherlands since 1959
Rent increase dwellings; type of rental
The average rent increase for dwellings by type of landlord; Liberalised and regulated rental (social and other landlords)
Rent increase dwellings; income class
Rent increase Type of dwelling and income class
Rent increases the highest in over 30 years
Rents for properties in the Netherlands were an average of 5.4 percent higher in July 2024 than in July 2023.
Rent increase dwellings; renovation and harmonisation effect
Rent increase including renovation and harmonisation, renovation effect harmonisation effect and share of harmonised dwellings
Real rent increase dwellings; social and other landlords
Average real rent increase Regulated social and other dwellings adjusted for inflation
Rent increase dwellings; region
Rent increase by region Rent increase including and excluding rent harmonisation
Housing costs in the Netherlands higher than in most EU countries
People in the Netherlands spend an average of 23 percent of their disposable income on a place to live, which is the sixth highest proportion in the European Union
House rents up by 3 percent on average
As of 1 July 2022, housing rental prices in the Netherlands were on average 3.0 percent higher than one year previously. It is the sharpest increase since 2014.
Largest rent increase in six years
As of July 2020, housing rents went up by an average of 2.9 percent year-on-year. This is the largest increase since 2014, exceeding the average over the past ten years (2.7 percent).