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Netherlands home values surged 10.3% in the latest WOZ valuation, sending property taxes and related fees soaring—though the numbers are based on last year’s January 1st values. Regional disparities are stark: Pekela saw a nearly 19% jump despite low average prices, while Texel barely moved at 2.5%. Utrecht now holds the nation’s highest average home value, with Laren topping the list for most expensive homes and Heerlen the cheapest. Rising prices mean bigger bills for homeowners come tax season.

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