Publicly Available Research
This page provides an overview and links to some of the publicly available research about the Dutch residential mortgage market and Consumer Loan Market.
Statistics
Statistics Netherlands publishes statistics on house prices and construction (building permits, completed homes).
www.cbs.nl
Statline - the statistics database of Statistics Netherlands
The Dutch Land Registry publishes information on house prices, number of transactions, and foreclosures.
www.kadaster.nl
Real estate figures - Property prices, transactions, and foreclosures by the Land Registry (Dutch)
The Dutch association of real estate brokers (NVM) publishes time series statistics on house prices.
www.nvm.nl
The Dutch Central Bank publishes statistics on Dutch banks and households (e.g. mortgage loan production and mortgage loan debt).
DNB statistics
General research on the Dutch residential mortgage market
- WOX Quarterly - Calcasa; Housing market developments - 2rd quarter 2018
- Housing market monitor October 2018 - ABN AMRO. New-build gap not yet closed
- Dutch Housing Market Quarterly - Rabobank. (November 2018).
- Dutch Housing Market update (pages 59-71) - ING (October 2018)
- Mortgage Market Update - IG&H (Q3, 2018; Dutch)
- Fixed Income Watch: Insight into Dutch mortgages - ABN AMRO (30 November 2015)
- Housing Market Bulletin: Lower LTV's for Dutch mortgages - Rabobank (13 April 2015)
- Housing Market Bulletin: Dutch Rental Market - Rabobank (17 September 2014)
- Dutch housing & mortgage market Q&A - ABN AMRO (29 Jan. 2014)
General research on the Dutch Consumer Loan Market
Credit Rating Agencies
DBRS
- Netherlands rating reports (latest: August 2017)
Fitch Ratings
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- Mortgage Market Index 2H17 - Dutch Property Sales at Record High
- Comparing UK and Dutch Interest-Only Mortgages
- Netherlands – Full Rating Report
- Netherlands – Ratings Navigator
- Stichting Waarborgfonds Eigen Woningen
- Global Housing and Mortgage Outlook 2016
Moody's Investors Service
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- Dutch RMBS loan loss severities will continue to decline and regional disparities will remain (21 March 2017)
- Authorities seek to curb risks in mature buy-to-let mortgage markets; promote development in nascent markets (1 Dec 2016)
- Fewer Dutch "mortgage prisoners" owing to house price rises and low interest rate (19-4-2016)
- Dutch mortgage market's recovery prospects strengthen following sales surge (8 July 2015)
- Stichting Waarborgfonds Eigen Woningen (WEW)
Standard & Poor's