Dutch Social Landlords Raise Rents by Average of 3.6 Percent

Dutch social housing corporations are raising rents by an average of 3.6 percent this year, a slight decrease from the previous year. This increase is attributed to the need to expand the housing supply.

11 Jun, 11:02 — 11 Jun, 11:02

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nl-timesMostly Factual13d ago

Social landlords raise rents 3.6%, citing need to expand housing supply

Rents for social housing are increasing by an average of 3.6 percent this year, figures from housing association umbrella body Aedes show.

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Social landlords raise rents 3.6%, citing need to expand housing supply

nos11 Jun, 11:25

Woningcorporaties verhogen huren dit jaar met 3,6 procent, iets minder dan vorig jaar

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de-volkskrant11 Jun, 13:53Latest update

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Dutch Social Landlords Raise Rents by Average of 3.6 Percent

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Social landlords raise rents 3.6%, citing need to expand housing supply

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Social landlords raise rents 3.6%, citing need to expand housing supply

Woningcorporaties verhogen huren dit jaar met 3,6 procent, iets minder dan vorig jaar

Corporaties verhogen de huren dit jaar maximaal, met gemiddeld 3,6 procent

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