Dutch real estate investors are appealing to the government for policies that will foster a more predictable investment environment, citing the critical role foreign capital plays in expanding the rental housing market. The sector argues that consistent regulations are essential to encourage continued investment in new construction projects aimed at addressing the country’s housing shortage. Investors emphasize their commitment to building more rental homes but state that current uncertainties hinder long-term planning and financial commitments. They specifically point to shifting policies and tax regulations as factors impacting investor confidence. The call for stability comes as the Netherlands faces increasing pressure to increase housing supply, particularly affordable rental options. Industry representatives believe a collaborative approach between the government and investors is necessary to achieve housing goals. Without a stable climate, the pace of new rental construction could slow, exacerbating the existing housing crisis.