maximumverhuur
Maximumverhuur is a term used in Dutch housing policy to describe the upper limit on rent that may be charged for a dwelling. It is applied in regulated or social housing markets to protect tenants from unaffordable rent increases and to maintain housing affordability.
In the social sector in the Netherlands, the maximum rent is typically determined by the woningwaarderingsstelsel
In other contexts, rent caps can be established or adjusted by national or municipal regulations, for example
The concept serves to balance tenant protection with market dynamics. Proponents emphasize affordability, predictability, and reduced