Dutch Real Estate Law Guides: Every Article by Topic

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Property questions in the Netherlands tend to surface at the worst moment: at the notary, after a leak, or when a neighbour builds something without asking. Below you find our real estate law guides, grouped by topic: buying and selling, renting, construction, boundaries and the permits that govern what a building may be used for.

Buying and selling property

Renting: tenants and landlords

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Tom Meevis
Tom Meevis is an attorney-at-law at Law & More in Eindhoven and Amsterdam. He handles general practice and is the negotiator and litigator of the firm.

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