No recovery yet in the Dutch housing market

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The Dutch housing downturn isn’t over yet, according to Q3 2010 statistics. There were strong signs of recovery during the first two quarters of 2010, when median house prices soared by 5% every quarter – but now prices have paused.

The national house price index was 0.56% down in Q3 2010 on Q3 2009, according to Statistics Netherlands. When adjusted for inflation, the index actually dropped by 2.10% over the same period.

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