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Amsterdam again builds fewer homes than planned

Amsterdam again builds fewer homes than planned

The municipality of Amsterdam failed to meet its housing construction target last year, starting work on only 6,053 permanent and 660 temporary homes. This combined total falls short of the city's annual goal to begin building 7,500 new dwellings.

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LIVE: The Pride Walk in Amsterdam

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