Netherlands: house value (WOZ value), by province 1997-2019| ��ƽ��

Average WOZ value or WOZ-waarde of residential real estate in the Netherlands from 1997 to 2019, by province (in 1,000 euros)

Characteristic	Groningen	Friesland	Drenthe	Overijssel	Flevoland	Gelderland	Utrecht	North Holland	South Holland	Zeeland	North Brabant	Limburg
2019*	166	186	201	217	212	243	297	318	237	203	257	200
2018*	165	176	190	204	194	227	274	288	214	194	241	190
2017*	157	169	185	196	185	218	252	259	203	190	234	182
2016	154	164	180	192	180	214	241	240	197	186	226	178
2015	154	163	181	191	179	214	240	232	194	185	226	175
2014	159	169	186	195	183	220	248	235	199	188	233	180
2013	168	180	198	207	191	235	264	248	210	194	246	189
2012	174	190	207	213	197	245	274	258	217	198	257	196
2011	178	195	211	218	201	252	279	262	221	198	264	200
2010	180	197	215	222	203	260	286	269	226	200	271	206
2009	179	197	214	220	203	259	283	267	225	199	270	206
2008	174	191	206	214	199	251	269	251	217	194	261	202
2007	158	177	193	201	191	236	249	230	203	181	245	194
2006	141	159	177	186	180	220	232	221	187	159	226	179
2005	141	158	176	185	180	220	231	220	186	158	226	179
2004	90	102	118	122	117	147	161	146	122	103	149	133
2003	89	102	118	121	116	146	161	145	121	102	148	133
2002	88	100	117	120	115	146	160	145	121	102	147	132
2001	87	100	116	119	113	145	161	144	120	101	145	131
2000	59	60	75	73	78	87	99	80	77	72	86	83
1999	58	59	74	73	77	86	99	80	77	72	86	83
1998	58	58	74	72	76	86	99	79	76	71	86	82
1997	57	57	73	72	75	86	98	79	76	71	86	82

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September 2019

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Survey time period

1997 to 2019

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* the numbers provided are provisional; WOZ value is a value based on property taxation, not property prices

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In 2018, the average WOZ value (in Dutch: WOZ-waarde) of residential property in the province of Groningen would be worth an average of 165,000 euros. The WOZ value (in Dutch: Waarde Onroerende Zaken, or Real Estate Valuation Law) indicates the valuation of one's property in the Netherlands. Dutch municipalities determine this value of immovable property every year by carrying out a taxation, with the valuation report listing the properties used to calculate the WOZ value. The municipality bases the WOZ value on the amount the property would have sold for on January 1st of the previous year. Certain taxes, such as real estate tax and water system levy for owners, are based upon this value. Since October 2016, the WOZ value of residential real estate in the Netherlands are publicly visible and accessible for every Dutch resident. . On average, the price index of the WOZ value was higher than that of the selling prices of houses in the Netherlands.