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Rabobank Expects Dutch House Prices to Rise Again in 2026

Rabobank forecasts national house prices will increase by 4.8 percent in 2026, with Amsterdam expected to post slightly slower growth as more former rental properties enter the market, although persistent housing shortages are expected to keep prices elevated.
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