Netherlands

Property  for rent in the Netherlands

The rental market in the Netherlands is in a difficult y moment because the offer ca not cover the ever-increasing demand for properties for rent  in the Netherlands.

This problem does not exists only in Amsterdam but it suffers the whole metropolitan area of ​​the capital city.

There are a number of municipalities where it is still possible to find properties for rent in the Netherlands.

 In Almere, Diemen, Edam-Volendam and Heemskerk, where sufficient real estate will be built to partially reduce the pressure on the market of properties for rent  in Amsterdam.

In recent years, those looking for a property for rent  in the Netherlands move mainly to cities that offer a direct public connection to Amsterdam. In addition to Rotterdam, The Hague and Utrecht  the three largest Dutch cities,  Delft, Den Bosch, Lelystad, Amersfoort and Arnhem  are also famous. The consequence is that the prices of properties for rent in these locations will increase.

There are many reasons that push many Europeans to move to the Netherlands. It is a state-of-the-art country and is considered among the best countries in the world thanks to the labour market offering many opportunities, to the high civic sense, to the lowest pollution rate in Europe and to the low crime rate.

Those looking for properties for rent in the Netherlands do so mainly because it is a country above the European average for balance between work and private life.

If you are looking for a property for rent  in the Netherlands, Amsterdam is the largest city, the capital where the level of multiculturalism is high. Life in Amsterdam can be chaotic, it is full of tourists and students, it is the financial centre of the country and it  is home to many international companies. For these reasons it is the most expensive city in the country where looking  for properties for rent in the Netherlands.

Another interesting city to look for properties for rent  in the Netherlands is The Hague, the capital of South Holland and home to the Central Government. The Hague  is the institutional headquarters of the country, is the third largest city in the Netherlands and here who work in embassies and government offices  look for properties for rent.

Rotterdam is an important city where  looking  for properties for rent  in the Netherlands. It is the financial centre of the Netherlands and it is the largest port in the country and in Europe. For size it is the second city and it is home to a prestigious university.

Rental prices in the Netherlands can also be high but are adjusted to wages.