The annual figure for December is also known. In 2025, existing owner-occupied homes were on average 8.6 percent more expensive than in 2024.
Compared to November, prices of owner-occupied homes decrease by 0.9 percent
Compared to November 2025, prices of existing owner-occupied homes decreased by 0.9 percent in December 2025. Prices peaked in July 2022. After that, the trend reversed and the price index declined for some time. Since June 2023, however, the trend has been rising again. In December, prices were on average 13.9 percent higher than at the previous peak in July 2022.
More transactions of existing owner-occupied homes in December
The Land Registry announced that in December it registered 27,154 housing transactions. That is 14 percent more than a year earlier. In 2025, 238,695 homes were sold, almost 16 percent more than a year earlier.
In December, the average transaction price for an existing owner-occupied home was 480,051 euros. Note: To determine price developments of existing owner-occupied homes, the transaction price is not used, but the price index. The price index calculation takes quality differences between homes into account. The average transaction price does not include quality correction.
Today, CBS also publishes price information by region and house type.
The NVM also published about the housing market a week ago. The figures from NVM and CBS/Kadaster may differ. This is because the NVM figures are based on purchase agreements of homes sold by NVM real estate agents, while CBS and Kadaster measure price developments of all existing owner-occupied homes in the Netherlands using purchase deeds registered at the Land Registry.