Netherlands

Gross Rental Yields - Netherlands Compared to Continent

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Malta	2.85%
Liechtenstein	3.29%
Italy	3.62%
Spain	3.67%
France	4.02%
Lithuania	4.04%
UK	4.12%
Norway	4.22%
Luxembourg	4.28%
Cyprus	4.38%
Austria	4.40%
Denmark	4.61%
Russia	4.61%
Switzerland	4.80%
Germany	4.80%
Belgium	4.90%
Latvia	4.97%
Finland	5.00%
Czech Rep.	5.02%
Romania	5.54%
Portugal	5.72%
Bulgaria	5.87%
Poland	5.95%
Sweden	6.00%
Estonia	6.13%
Andorra	6.19%
Turkey	6.47%
Netherlands	6.63%
Slovenia	6.81%
Macedonia	7.23%
Hungary	8.09%
Ukraine	9.09%
Slovak Rep.	10.06%
Moldova	14.36%

 

 

Netherlands: Gross rental yields (%).

The gross annual rental income, expressed as a percentage of property purchase price. This is what a landlord can expect as return on his investment before taxes, maintenance fees and other costs.

The properties are 120-sq. m. apartments located in premier city centres. (See our list of premier cities)

The gross rental returns (or rental yields) figures published by the Global Property Guide are based on the Global Property Guide’s own proprietary in-house research.

Only resale apartments and houses are researched. Yields for newly-built properties are not included.

Buyers should expect the rental yields of new properties to be lower than the gross rental yields published by the Global Property Guide.

Properties will be in excellent condition, with good facilities, and have been refurbished or redecorated within the last five years.

When was this data collected? Click on individual countries to see the data collection date.

Source: Global Property Guide Research

 

The Netherlands has good housing statistics. Die Nederlandsche Bank (Central Bank) publishes the prices of new and existing one-family houses and flats, based on land registry data, in quarterly format. General economics statistics are from Statistics Netherlands.