The Dutch Homeowners’ Association (VEH) has received over 900 complaints since February regarding real estate agents and unfair home sales practices, a number the organization considers excessive. The complaints, collected through a recently reopened reporting point, highlight issues like bids submitted after deadlines, opaque appraisals, and pressure to increase offers. Many complainants feel the process lacks transparency and fairness, questioning agents’ impartiality. One complainant reported a sale occurring outside of a closed bidding process despite submitting a timely offer, with bids added to the log *after* the deadline. Others described feeling misled and pressured by agents to raise their bids, only to discover no higher offers existed. While bid logs introduced in 2023 were intended to improve transparency, concerns persist about inequitable practices in the Dutch housing market.