Compared to August 2025, the price index of existing owner-occupied homes remained unchanged in September 2025. Prices of existing owner-occupied homes 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 September, prices were on average 14.0 percent higher than at the previous peak in July 2022.
The Land Registry announced that in September it registered 21,934 home transactions. This is 24.5 percent more than a year earlier. In the first nine months of 2025, 171,468 homes were sold, 17 percent more than a year earlier.
In September, the average transaction price for an existing owner-occupied home was 489,072 euros. NB For determining price developments of existing owner-occupied homes, the transaction price is not used, but the price index. The calculation of the price index takes into account quality differences between owner-occupied homes. The average transaction price does not include a quality correction.
Today, CBS also publishes price information by region and housing type.
The NVM published about two weeks ago also about the housing market. The figures from the NVM and CBS/Land Registry may differ. This is because the figures from the NVM are based on purchase agreements of homes sold by NVM real estate agents, while CBS and the Land Registry measure the price development of all existing owner-occupied homes in the Netherlands and use the purchase deeds registered with the Land Registry.
