INSIGHTS & STORIES

Practical guides for Dutch home buyers: what to check, what to ask, and what to verify before you bid.

Environmental zones and home buying. You find a promising home, but the address sits near a busy road, industrial estate, city...

Municipal restrictions on property explained. A Dutch property can look ready to buy, but local rules may limit what you can do...

Right of way: what buyers should know. A right of way can look harmless: a small path behind the house, a shared driveway, or a...

Easements explained for home buyers. You find a Dutch home you like, but the deed mentions an erfdienstbaarheid. Or the viewing...

Storage room ownership in apartment buildings. A storage room can look simple during a viewing: a basement box, a bike storage...

Parking space ownership explained. A Dutch listing may say “parking included”, “private parking space”, or “own parking place”....

Garden ownership and boundary checks. A sunny garden can make a Dutch home feel much more valuable. But before you bid, you need...

Roof terrace risks before buying. A roof terrace can make a Dutch apartment or house feel much more valuable. It can also create...

Buying a house with an extension. An extension can make a Dutch home feel much more usable: a bigger kitchen, an extra bedroom, a...