Since 2014, property prices in Amsterdam have soared, with 2016 seeing an almost 15% increase on the previous year making it harder than ever to find affordable housing, especially in “Amsterdamned expensive”, some less in the cities and villages surrounding the metropole.Īt times there is a housing shortage and unfortunately some landlords abuse this. The free sector offers a wider variety of properties and locations but is more expensive as the owner can choose how much rent to charge. Social housing is a competitive market mainly reserved for a select few, with restricted allocation, giving priority to those with a strong connection to the area, such as having been born there, having family in the area or working nearby. When searching for a rental accommodation, there are two possibilities: “social” or vrije, “free” housing or private non-subsidized sector. The Amsterdam/Haarlem/Haarlemmermeer area is a popular market for housing, so finding a place to live can be a challenge. One of the things we find newcomers struggle with is finding a nice and reasonably priced accommodation. Beat the competition with our tips for rental property. Renting in the Netherlands & in the Haarlem area If you’re planning a short-term stay (under five years), renting is your best bet.
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