Minister De Jonge's letter to Parliament regarding the envisaged regulation of the mid-priced rental segment and the modernisation of the housing evaluation system was published on 9 December. According to this letter, the proposed measures are based on four pillars: protection of tenants, sufficient affordable homes, willingness to invest, and promotion of sustainability. The minister intends to submit the proposal for consultation in early 2023 and to implement the regulations as of 2024.
New Dutch regulations for mid-priced rental homes and WWS
Find out more about what the proposed changes mean for you
We have created a factsheet in which we summarize all facts on the proposed regulations.
Do you want to calculate the consequences of the new regulation for existing homes or new-build projects?
We have developed various models to calculate the (potential) effects of the proposed regulations for existing homes and new-build projects in combination with the new Housing Valuation System (WWS). Based on an extensive analysis, we can advise you on optimisation and/orsustainability measures to minimise the effects of the new regulations. For more information, please contact Esther Murk or Wimjan van de Wiel.
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