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NVM Haaglanden district: average transaction price above half a million, with more sales and listings.<\/strong><\/p>\n Q1 2026 shows a calmer market in the Haaglanden district. Compared with a year ago, 3% more homes were sold, but compared with the previous quarter 24% fewer (2,337 homes).<\/span><\/p>\n In line with the housing market trend, fewer homes are always sold in Q1 than in Q4 of the previous year, but the decline is now stronger than usual for this period.<\/span><\/p>\n The average transaction price in our district fell slightly compared with the previous quarter (0.2%) to an average of \u20ac 499,000. Compared with a year ago, this is an increase of 2.9%. The average price per m\u00b2 of living area also fell compared with the previous quarter, by 1.1% (\u20ac 4,934), and rose by 3.7% compared with a year ago.<\/span><\/p>\n In our district, we see the average time to sell rising to 35 days, where it was 33 days a year ago. The tightness indicator is also rising, from 2.4 a year ago to 3 in Q1 2026. When we also note that the average difference between asking price and price paid is shrinking slightly from 3.8% to 2.8%, and that homes are sold above asking price in 65% of cases (68% a year ago), it can be said that the market in our district is becoming slightly calmer. At the same time, a balanced market requires a tightness indicator between 5 and 10, and with overbidding in two thirds of cases, it is too early to say that the market is balanced.<\/span><\/p>\n