Buying a property in Bebouwde kom Zevenhuizen in Zevenhuizen.

Are you interested in buying a property in Bebouwde kom Zevenhuizen in Zevenhuizen in gemeente Westerkwartier? In Bebouwde kom Zevenhuizen you can live beautifully. At the moment 12 properties are listed. Maybe your new home is one of those.

Sold properties in Bebouwde kom Zevenhuizen.

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The local property prices in Bebouwde kom Zevenhuizen.

With a property in Bebouwde kom Zevenhuizen you'll be sitting in some peril. The average home price went down the past year with 5.0% to an average price of € 2,708 per square meter. This means Bebouwde kom Zevenhuizen is worse compared to the average home price in gemeente Westerkwartier (0.0% / € 2,873 per square meter). In comparison to the rest of Holland, Bebouwde kom Zevenhuizen is behind. In the entire Netherlands, prices fell by 1.0%.

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Housing market Bebouwde kom Zevenhuizen

The real estate market in Zevenhuizen shows notable activity. In the last quarter, 10 homes sold, compared to 4 previously. The average transaction price rose to 476,795 euros, compared to 308,890 euros last quarter. The average transaction price per square meter increased to 3,832 euros, compared to 2,700 euros. The average list price also went up to 461,900 euros from 352,000 euros last quarter. Additionally, the average WOZ value decreased to 332,470 euros in 2024 from 346,122 euros in 2023, indicating a shift in property valuations despite rising transaction prices.