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NVM Haaglanden district: average transaction price above half a million, with more sales and listings.<\/strong><\/p>\n Q4 2025 saw the highest number of sales in the NVM Haaglanden district in the past 5 years. NVM agents sold 13% more homes than a year ago and 15% more homes than in the previous quarter (3,133 homes).<\/p>\n The average transaction price in our district remained virtually unchanged compared with the previous quarter, at an average of \u20ac 503,000. Compared with a year ago, this is an increase of 2.7%. The average price per m\u00b2 of living area also remained virtually unchanged compared with the previous quarter (\u20ac 4,969) and rose by 4% compared with a year ago. These percentages show that price development is becoming more stable.<\/span><\/p>\n The sale of former rental homes to individual buyers is still an important driver. This comes with a calmer market picture: less hectic activity and more room for viewings. On the other hand, the extra supply is quickly absorbed by the market. This shows that demand still exceeds supply.<\/span><\/p>\n Unfortunately, scarcity in the housing market in our district continues. The tightness indicator in our district is now 2.2. That means a home seeker has an average choice of two suitable available homes. For a balanced housing market with sufficient choice, the tightness indicator should be between 5 and 10.<\/span><\/p>\n From the above, it is clear that the housing shortage unfortunately remains an existing problem.<\/span><\/p>\n The figures per municipality in the Haaglanden district<\/strong><\/span><\/p>\n In the municipality of Wassenaar, the number of sales rose by 5% (86 homes) compared with Q4 2024, while 4.8% fewer homes were sold than in the previous quarter. Prices are up 9.4% on a year ago and up 6% on the previous quarter. The average transaction price is currently \u20ac946,328. The average time to sell is 71 days, versus 91 days a year ago. The percentage of homes sold above asking price in Q4 2025 is 37%. The tightness indicator is 5.3, compared with 6.1 a year ago.<\/span><\/p>\n