Critics say ad for tiny €1,100 a month apartment highlights city’s problem of sky-high prices for undeserving abodes Responses in Amsterdam, where property prices have been rocketing due to a crippling housing shortage, have ranged from astonished indignation to wry resignation. An estate agent has been caught offering for rent a 35 sq metre apartment, boasting its own “private kitchen”, for €1,100 (£995) a month (or €1,000 not including bills). Continue reading…
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