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Houses still very expensive, but prices rising more slowly

Houses still very expensive, but prices rising more slowly

House prices in the Netherlands are rising at a slower pace this year due to an increase in available housing from rental sales and new construction. However, economists anticipate that price growth will accelerate again by 2027.

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North Holland transfer blog: former AZ player Hoedemakers returns to Dutch pitches

North Holland transfer blog: former AZ player Hoedemakers returns to Dutch pitches

This transfer blog tracks the summer player movements for professional football clubs in the Noord-Holland region, including Ajax, AZ, Telstar, and FC Volendam. The update highlights recent arrivals and departures across these teams, noting that the transfer window remains open until September 2.

Bijenkorf customer data potentially leaked in partner incident

Bijenkorf customer data potentially leaked in partner incident

Dutch department store De Bijenkorf has warned customers that personal data may have been compromised following a security incident at a logistics partner. The breach, discovered on Monday morning, potentially exposes information belonging to customers who placed online orders.

Marco Borsato's management denies comeback plans: 'Reports are incorrect'

Marco Borsato's management denies comeback plans: 'Reports are incorrect'

The management of Dutch singer Marco Borsato has officially denied reports suggesting he is planning a comeback. Contrary to recent media claims, the spokesperson confirmed there are no scheduled performances for De Vrienden van Amstel LIVE or any upcoming solo concert series.

38 reports of demolition, tree felling, and traffic in Haarlem last week

38 reports of demolition, tree felling, and traffic in Haarlem last week

Last week, the municipality of Haarlem processed 38 permit applications related to demolition, tree felling, and traffic. Residents are encouraged to review the list of specific projects occurring within their neighborhoods.

Marco Borsato to court in November over legal fee reimbursement

Marco Borsato to court in November over legal fee reimbursement

In November, the Midden-Nederland court in Utrecht will hear Marco Borsato's request for the state to cover his legal fees related to his defense in an ongoing morality case. The singer is seeking reimbursement for the costs incurred during the legal proceedings.