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HPP Pocket Who-is-Who
The HPP Pocket Who-is-Who Expo Real 2018 is here! It has become a serious booklet with 148 pages of information about the Co-exhibitors, IREIN-, REDA-, Public, SME-members and other members of the HPP Community.
Participation Expo Real 2019
Interested to participate with your company at the joint Holland Property Plaza Booth in 2019?
A Dutch turnkey marketing and exhibition concept for the real estate sector, founded in 2007
Holland Property Plaza Community
The Holland Property Plaza Community is a professional business relations network for all HPP trade fair participants, public bodies, foreign investors and SME.
It aims to strengthen the circle of relations of Holland Property Plaza (HPP) and tighten the bond between these business partners.
Wienke Bodewes
Chairman HPP
The economic growth exceeded our expectations in the Netherlands this year. So did the number of new jobs that were created so far. Consumer confidence is constantly on a high level and interest rates are still pretty low. As a result there is an increasing demand for homes in the Netherlands. Not only in the larger fast growing areas, but also in more remote parts of our country. The number of homes sold continues to rise and is not limited to just the so-called overheated cities like Amsterdam and Utrecht. There is still a growing demand for new build projects and there are signs that the construction industry lacks the capability to cope with this situation. Capacity is not rising fast enough to meet the demand.
The number of vacancies in the rental sector are at an all-time low and prices are rising. There is a great demand for homes in the mid-priced rental sector. Both the central and local government are proposing policies to increase the number of new build homes in this field. There are of course discussions on affordability, especially in city centres in the west of the Netherlands.
Christa Thijssen
Director HPP
Holland Property Plaza, a perfect example of European cooperation.
2017 promises to be a dynamic year for the Dutch real estate sector. The levels reached in 2008, the year of economic crisis, have thankfully already been exceeded. New projects are being presented impetuously, and old projects have meanwhile been realised and put to use. Investors from the Netherlands and abroad are eager to assess new plans that are being presented by Dutch municipalities, many of which are still out to sell at the highest possible price.
Due to its stable political climate and the reliable way in which business is conducted, the Netherlands is favoured amongst foreign investors. The increased presence of Asian and American investors in addition to those from within Europe, serves as proof of its popularity. Germany still outnumbers other countries in terms of investments in the Netherlands, and it is still our most important trading partner.
