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23 April 2026

Changes to The Hague Housing Regulation: apartment splitting and lodger rental

The Municipality of The Hague has adjusted its regulations with a view to creating more housing without new construction, while preserving liveability.

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15 June 2022

Nuisance caused by tenants

Recently, more people have worked from home than ever before. There are many known advantages and disadvantages of working from home.

7 January 2022

Consequences of corona measures and rental discount

What are the consequences of corona measures and rental discount?

22 December 2021

Changing the rent of a commercial space by the court

In this blog I discuss when the rent for a commercial space can be changed by the court, which criteria play a role and from when this possible new rent applies.

3 November 2021

The power card

This column was written for Den Haag Centraal, in which Raymond de Mooij writes monthly about what he experiences in his practice.

23 June 2021

Owner by prescription? Perhaps not after this revelation!

Acquisition by prescription is considered by many to be unjust.

23 June 2021

Statute of limitations property boundary

Have you owned a piece of land belonging to your neighbour for more than 20 years, without protest?

2 June 2021

Column Raymond de Mooij: Diplomatic clause

In September 2017, Simon Bestwil was posted to Bangkok by his employer for a period of five years.

10 March 2021

Curfew

This column was written for Den Haag Central, in which Raymond de Mooij writes monthly about what he experiences in his practice.

7 December 2020

When should a deed of division be amended?

Permission must usually be requested from the meeting of the VvE (Homeowners’ Association) for the construction of a roof terrace or the construction of an extension.