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Dutch want less complaining about housing, but own parking spots remain sacred

Dutch want less complaining about housing, but own parking spots remain sacred

A majority of Dutch people support shortening legal objection procedures to accelerate housing construction, according to research by ASN Bank. However, many residents remain concerned about preserving their own parking spaces and views when new developments are planned.

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