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Parliamentary Developments On Dutch Rent Regulation: Some Silver Linings For Residential Investors
The Dutch Minister for Housing and Spatial Planning has announced five measures to maintain rental housing supply ahead of a comprehensive evaluation of the Affordable Rent Act. These measures include adjustments to the WOZ cap, modifications to outdoor space penalties, enhanced weighting for small listed monuments, expanded temporary lease options for students, and an extended new-build surcharge period.
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Loyens & Loeff
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From Ownership To Strategy: How Family Offices Use Real Estate Strategically
Family offices worldwide are fundamentally reassessing their real estate investment strategies as traditional approaches give way to more sophisticated considerations. The role of real estate is evolving from a passive wealth preservation tool to a strategic instrument that must balance control, flexibility, governance, and intergenerational transfer alongside financial returns.
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Parliamentary Developments On Dutch Rent Regulation: Some Silver Linings For Residential Investors
The Dutch Minister for Housing and Spatial Planning has announced five measures to maintain rental housing supply ahead of a comprehensive evaluation of the Affordable Rent Act. These measures include adjustments to the WOZ cap, modifications to outdoor space penalties, enhanced weighting for small listed monuments, expanded temporary lease options for students, and an extended new-build surcharge period.
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Parliamentary Developments On Dutch Rent Regulation: Some Silver Linings For Residential Investors
The Dutch Minister for Housing and Spatial Planning has announced five measures to maintain rental housing supply ahead of a comprehensive evaluation of the Affordable Rent Act. These measures include adjustments to the WOZ cap, modifications to outdoor space penalties, enhanced weighting for small listed monuments, expanded temporary lease options for students, and an extended new-build surcharge period.
Netherlands Real Estate
LL
Loyens & Loeff
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Amsterdam District Court Publishes Its Draft Preliminary Question To The CJEU Regarding Compatibility Of Rent Adjustment Clauses With EU Law
The Amsterdam District Court has drafted preliminary questions for the CJEU regarding the validity of rent indexation clauses in Dutch residential leases that combine CPI-based increases with additional surcharges. These questions seek to clarify whether such combined mechanisms comply with EU consumer protection law, particularly concerning transparency, foreseeability, and fairness to tenants.
Netherlands Litigation
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Parliamentary Developments On Dutch Rent Regulation: Some Silver Linings For Residential Investors
The Dutch Minister for Housing and Spatial Planning has announced five measures to maintain rental housing supply ahead of a comprehensive evaluation of the Affordable Rent Act. These measures include adjustments to the WOZ cap, modifications to outdoor space penalties, enhanced weighting for small listed monuments, expanded temporary lease options for students, and an extended new-build surcharge period.
Netherlands Real Estate
LL
Loyens & Loeff
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Amsterdam District Court Publishes Its Draft Preliminary Question To The CJEU Regarding Compatibility Of Rent Adjustment Clauses With EU Law
The Amsterdam District Court has drafted preliminary questions for the CJEU regarding the validity of rent indexation clauses in Dutch residential leases that combine CPI-based increases with additional surcharges. These questions seek to clarify whether such combined mechanisms comply with EU consumer protection law, particularly concerning transparency, foreseeability, and fairness to tenants.
Netherlands Litigation
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Loyens & Loeff
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