It’s called the “bid rent curve”, and almost every satellite town of a big European city can be a local spike where there’s urban density around the train station. Americans don’t really have trains, thus screwed.
A second-tier city like Utrecht, etc. is more likely. Or just staying put because $currenthouse is paid off and that's awfully nice.
You just have to have faith that the Dutch government will continue to distort the market further and further.
Most people on here could probably get a loan to buy an apartment in Amsterdam or a modest house not even that far outside of the city (which is still super bike-able and walkable).