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ING: house prices will not rise further this year due to higher supply

ING: house prices will not rise further this year due to higher supply

ING predicts that Dutch house prices will remain stable for the rest of the year due to an increase in available housing supply. While the national average is expected to flatten, economists suggest that prices in major cities could briefly decline.

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