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Shrinking rental supply forces young people to postpone life decisions

Shrinking rental supply forces young people to postpone life decisions

The sale of rental properties in the Netherlands is significantly reducing housing availability, which disproportionately affects young people and first-time buyers. This housing crisis is forcing many individuals to delay important life decisions due to the inability to secure suitable accommodation.

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