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Housing Market Monitor – Low interest rates drive housing market

PublicationMacro economy
2 October 2019, 2:00 am
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Falling interest rates support house prices and transactions. Cabinet frees up cash for housebuilding. Impact of nitrogen decision on housebuilding still unclear.

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Philip Bokeloh

Philip Bokeloh

Senior Economist Netherlands

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