While the Stock Market Fluctuates, the Vacation Rental Market Continues to Rise
While the stock market goes up and down with every little economic change, the market for vacation rentals is steadily growing.
Prices of vacation homes in the Netherlands rose nearly 8 percent last year, despite higher taxes and uncertain regulations. In Zeeland, it was even an average increase of 20 percent.
This is a clear signal. Investing in vacation homes is becoming increasingly popular, even if it doesn't seem like an ideal time.
It's not a coincidence.
Holiday homes offer something tangible, provide fixed rental income and often become more valuable, both the house and the land.
And despite discussions in The Hague about taxes and regulations, one thing remains clear: Demand for vacation rentals is growing. You can see that in the numbers.
For savvy investors, now is the time to get in. Before prices rise even further and while current tax regulations are still in place. The rising value of land means that a vacation home will remain an attractive investment in the future, even if the regulations change.
No concerns about price fluctuations or market turmoil.
Just good cash flow, growth of your assets and peace of mind. In your own country.
