← Blog · 8 October 2026
Dutch housing market daily update — 2026-10-08
Short Week in Dutch Housing Market: 100 New Listings, 5 Price Drops
Over the past week, the Dutch housing market saw 100 new listings, bringing the total number of active listings to 93,566. Of these, 58,295 are for sale, while 8,310 are for rent. The market remains active, with 2,403 properties currently under offer. While the average sale price of active properties is unknown, we have seen several price drops in the last seven days.
New Listings and Top Cities
New listings in the past week are distributed across several cities. The top cities with new listings are Haarlem (7), Amsterdam (6), Utrecht (6), Groningen (5), Leiden (5), Tilburg (4), Delft (3), and Woerden (3). These cities continue to attract new buyers and renters, reflecting the ongoing demand in the Dutch housing market.
Price Drops
| Address | Original Price | Current Price |
|---|---|---|
| Maassluisstraat 44, Amsterdam | €475.000 | €460.000 |
| Chirurgijnstraat 1, Gorinchem | €289.500 | €275.000 |
| Meester Pankenstraat 30, Bergeijk | €625.000 | €595.000 |
| Tivoliweg 85, Hulst | €1.050.000 | €975.000 |
| Beatrix de Rijkstraat 98, Beverwijk | €375.000 | €365.000 |
| Klokjesbloem 7, Papendrecht | €439.000 | €419.000 |
Notable New Listings
- Populierstraat 32, Enschede: €300.000
- Pelmolenstraat 14, Enschede: €649.000
- Braamberg 4, Ede: €950.000
- Burg. Van Loghemplein 16, Deventer: €495.000
- Veldhof 57, Raalte: €639.000
- Van der Kamlaan 23, Delft: €495.000
These new listings across various cities indicate a diverse range of housing options available in the market. For buyers and renters, this means there is still a good selection of properties to choose from, even as the market remains competitive. Vastgoed.land continues to track these developments daily to provide you with the latest insights.