Jun 12, 2026Buying a fixer-upper in the Netherlands
Buying a fixer-upper in the Netherlands. Buying a fixer-upper in the Netherlands can be a smart way to enter the market or create...
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Practical guides for Dutch home buyers: what to check, what to ask, and what to verify before you bid.
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Monument status explained
Monument status explained. A Dutch home can look “historic” in the listing, but that does not always mean it has official monument status. It may be a rijksmonument, a gemeentelijk monument, part of a beschermd stadsgezi
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Jun 10, 2026Overbidding: what to check before offering more
Overbidding: what to check before offering more. Overbidding can feel like the only way to stay in the running, especially in...
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Jun 9, 2026How buyer agents can use Huisscan
How buyer agents can use Huisscan. A buyer agent can help you judge the market, plan a bidding strategy, and communicate with the...
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Jun 8, 2026How mortgage advisors can use pre-bid reports
How mortgage advisors can use pre-bid reports. When you are buying a house in the Netherlands, your mortgage advisor can help you...
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Jun 7, 2026Buying near water in the Netherlands
Buying near water in the Netherlands. Buying near water in the Netherlands can mean a canal apartment in Amsterdam, a house...
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Jun 6, 2026Noise risk before buying a house
Noise risk before buying a house. A house can feel quiet during a 20-minute viewing and still be noisy at night, during rush...
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Jun 5, 2026BAG registration explained
BAG registration explained. Before you bid on a Dutch property, the listing may look clear: address, square metres, construction...
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Jun 4, 2026Kadaster explained for home buyers
Kadaster explained for home buyers. You have viewed a home, the bidding deadline is close, and the listing looks clear. But...
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