Newtoday€2,450 / month
Nieuwe Laan · Amsterdam
60 m² · 3 rooms · Apartment
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Newtoday€2,450 / month
Nieuwe Laan · Amsterdam
60 m² · 3 rooms · Apartment
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Newtoday€4,700 / month
Watteaustraat · Amsterdam
96 m² · 4 rooms · Apartment
via nghrealestate.nl
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Average asking rent per m²
€28.53
per m² per month
Pararius Huurmonitor Q1 2026 — not a live listing average
Rooms & studios
Smaller footprint and a lower total monthly cost, but a higher price per square metre.
Apartments & houses
More space and a higher total monthly cost, but a lower price per square metre.
Social housing
Up to €932.93 per month. Allocated through the municipal waiting list.
Mid-market rent
€932.93 to €1,228.07 per month. Price increases are regulated.
Free sector
Above €1,228.07 per month. The landlord sets the price.
Amsterdam is the tightest rental market in the Netherlands. A free-sector home often spends less than a day online before the first twenty viewing requests land, and agencies sometimes close applications the same morning. Differences between neighbourhoods are large: around the canal belt and De Pijp you pay considerably more per square metre than in Nieuw-West, Noord or Zuidoost — districts that are frequently within twenty minutes of the centre by metro or ferry. Most landlords ask for an income of three to four times the base rent and handle applications through an agency portal. If you want to land something here, speed matters most: replying within the first hour makes more difference in Amsterdam than a perfectly written motivation letter.