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Middle-income earners squeezed in Amsterdam rental market

Middle-income earners squeezed in Amsterdam rental market

Middle-income earners in Amsterdam are increasingly struggling in the rental market due to rising prices and a declining supply of private rental properties. A biennial housing report by the city indicates that private landlords are selling their units, leading to a halt in the growth of the private rental sector.

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