From 3 to 5 June 2014, Amsterdam will be hosting the 10th annual international real estate exhibition Provada. During the event, Capital Value will organise an investment briefing for both national and international investors who are interested in the latest developments on the Dutch residential market. Confirmed speakers for the meeting are Mark Frequin, Director-General for Housing and Building and Marijn Snijders, Director Capital Value. The meeting will take place on Wednesday 4 June from 11:00 – 12:00 hrs. Sign up now (only 120 places available).
Investment briefing on the Dutch residential market – sign up now
International research
A study by Capital Value shows that the Netherlands ranks third place, after Germany and Scandinavia, in a list of European countries where international investors are considering investing in the coming years. Investors see extra potential in the Netherlands due to the decline in the purchase prices of homes and the expectation that the market will start improving again. The results of the study were presented on 22 January at the Dutch Embassy in London during a meeting organized by Capital Value in cooperation with the Ministry of the Interior and Kingdom Relations (view impression).
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