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Europe’s housing market looks set to cool

31 March 2022

Despite uncertainty about the eurozone’s economic outlook, borrowing costs are set to rise as inflation accelerates and monetary policy becomes more restrictive. Nevertheless, housing demand should still exceed supply in many regions. In this bundle, we look at what all this could mean for property markets in Germany, the Netherlands and Belgium

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Real estate

Tighter monetary policy and regulation point to slowdown in property market

The economic outlook for the eurozone has changed dramatically in just a matter of weeks. Stagflationary risks have risen sharply, prompting the European…

Real estate Germany

Germany: the land of tenants faces scarce supply

Demand for housing in Germany is high and we expect house prices to continue to rise in 2022, albeit at a somewhat slower pace than in previous years.…

Real estate The Netherlands

Netherlands: house prices to rise more slowly in 2022

We expect house prices in the Netherlands to increase by 13.5% in 2022, but uncertainty in the housing market remains

Real estate Belgium

Belgium: house price growth to moderate after strong run

We expect house price growth to moderate and think prices will rise by around 4% in 2022 as higher inflation and tighter monetary policy put upward…

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