Zeeland is a province of the Netherlands, situated in the south-western part of the country. This coastal region is defined by its complex geography of peninsulas, islands, and sea arms, sharing land borders with the Dutch provinces of South Holland and North Brabant, as well as the Belgian provinces of East Flanders, West Flanders, and Antwerp.
Housing in Zeeland is generally cheaper than in the rest of the Netherlands. The largest share of the housing stock sits in Terneuzen, where homes are relatively inexpensive compared to the regional average. Sluis also holds a significant portion of the province's housing, though properties there are much more expensive. Vlissingen and Middelburg each hold a notable share of the market, but prices differ, with Vlissingen being one of the more affordable options in the region and Middelburg sitting slightly above the regional average. Veere stands out as the most expensive municipality in the province, despite holding a smaller share of the overall housing.
