8 July 2025

Maintenance of rental property: tenant or landlord responsible?

In principle, the landlord is responsible for the maintenance of a rental property. However, there is an exception to this rule. A distinction can be made between major and minor maintenance.

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1 July 2025

Have you ever seen the rain?

Non-conformity, hidden defects and leaks

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18 June 2025

Transfer of Risk in the Sale or Purchase of a Property

The sale or purchase of a property is a complex process involving legal elements.

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21 May 2025

Fair sale of land by local authorities: Didam II clarifies the rules

In November 2024, the Dutch Supreme Court (Hoge Raad) provided further clarity on the sale of scarce land by public authorities. What does this mean for municipalities and market parties?

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23 April 2025

Neighbour, what are you doing?

A property owner or occupier may, in certain circumstances, be required to temporarily allow another person to use their home or land if this is necessary for work to be carried out on the other party’s property.

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16 April 2025

Termination of Tenancy Agreements

The termination of a contract is an important legal tool for ending an agreement. In this article, we take a closer look at the termination of tenancy agreements, as special statutory rules apply to rental contracts.

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10 February 2025

The role of housing associations in expanding the mid-market rental segment

Addressing the housing shortage in the Netherlands is a priority. To this end, the National Performance Agreements stipulate that housing associations must construct 50,000 mid-market rental homes by 2030.

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20 November 2024

Acquisitive Prescription and Property Boundaries

We regularly handle disputes concerning the acquisition of land through prescription.

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28 October 2024

The written requirement when buying a property

When a residential property is sold, this can be done verbally or in writing. If the parties agree on the so-called 'essentials' of the purchase, such as the price and the object, then they are in principle bound to the purchase. However, for a private buyer, there is a written requirement that stipulates that the buyer is only bound to the purchase when it is documented in writing.

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