The Centraal Planbureau (CPB) finds that current subsidies have minimal effect on curbing rising housing prices, primarily benefiting landowners rather than the intended low- and middle-income home seekers. The Dutch government plans to allocate 5 billion euros in subsidies to build 100,000 affordable homes annually. However, the CPB indicates that insufficient building space remains a critical issue. They recommend adjusting land policies and implementing temporary subsidies to ensure that assistance better supports those in need.