
469-7.349 m²
Area
Office space
Property type
Rent from
€665/mo
All-in monthly price of the most affordable available unit (24 m², 3 workstations)
Modern office space for rent at Hullenbergweg 278 in Amsterdam, perfect for businesses seeking flexible work solutions in a prime location. With available areas ranging from 469 to 7,349 m², you can customize the space to meet your specific requirements. The property features an energy label C and provides excellent facilities for a professional working environment.
The office space is fully equipped with state-of-the-art amenities, including 24/7 access, air conditioning, an advanced security system, and fiber optic internet for seamless connectivity. Additional conveniences such as a coffee bar, bike storage, EV charging points, and ample parking facilities create a comprehensive workplace solution. A professional reception area and well-appointed meeting rooms enhance your business operations.
At €205 per m² per year, this property offers competitive pricing in the Amsterdam market. The combination of location, space, and premium amenities makes this an attractive choice for ambitious companies. Discover more Office space for rent in Amsterdam on our website and find your ideal workplace today.
Availability and prices last updated on 29 April 2026
24/7 Access
Coffee Bar
Fiber Internet
Parking
Air Conditioning
Bike Storage
Elevator
Reception
Security System
Furnished option
EV Charging
Meeting Rooms
Office space
For rent
€205/ m² / yr
To be determined
Commercial Property Summary The property at Hullenbergweg 278, Amsterdam is a multi-functional building constructed in 2000, currently in active use. With a total BAG area of 989 m², it accommodates both office and assembly functions, making it suitable for diverse commercial operations. The building's established status and mixed-use designation offer flexibility for prospective tenants or buyers.
Year Built
2000
Designated Use
Assembly, Office
BAG area
989 m²
Status
Pand in gebruik
Source: Kadaster BAG
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Amsterdam centrum
8.8 km
Amsterdam Bijlmer ArenA
845 m
Amsterdam Airport Schiphol
12.5 km
A1, A10
Nearby
Hogeschool van Amsterdam
University · 327 m
Hotel Levell
Hotel · 92 m
AH Hoekenrode
Supermarket · 818 m
Stichting Kinderziekenhuis
Hospital · 1.1 km
ArenaGym B.V.
Gym · 246 m
This commercial property at Hullenbergweg 278 in Amstel III, Amsterdam, offers excellent connectivity for businesses seeking office space. The location benefits from proximity to Amsterdam Bijlmer ArenA train station, making public transport highly accessible for staff commuting from across the region. For those traveling by car, the A1 and A10 motorways are within convenient reach, while Amsterdam Airport Schiphol is easily accessible for business travelers and international visitors. Although Amsterdam's city center lies at a moderate distance, the Amstel III area provides a well-connected business environment without the congestion of the urban core. The immediate surroundings cater well to daily workplace needs: ArenaGym B.V. is just a short walk away for employee fitness activities, Hotel Levell is practically on the doorstep for accommodating business guests, and the Hogeschool van Amsterdam is equally close by. Essential amenities including supermarkets and healthcare facilities are within easy reach, ensuring that staff and visitors have convenient access to everything needed throughout the working day.
Last updated on: 27 July 2026. We refresh this data at least once a year.
Figures for Amstel III deel A/B-Noord, Amsterdam, source: CBS Kerncijfers wijken & buurten
Number of establishments, source: CBS
Amstel III deel A/B-Noord is a compact and densely developed commercial district in Amsterdam, with 1,150 residents across 390 households distributed across 79 hectares, yielding a high address density of 2,469 locations per square kilometre. The neighbourhood hosts 955 business establishments and 531 non-residential properties, creating a distinctly mixed-use environment dominated by professional services: business consultancy and related services lead with 275 establishments, followed closely by financial services and real estate with 205 locations, while trade and hospitality account for 160 venues. Transport, information and communication sectors add a further 145 establishments, reflecting the area's role as a logistics and connectivity hub within the metropolitan region. This composition signals a business-oriented, service-intensive neighbourhood that functions as both a corporate and light-industrial zone rather than a retail destination. For commercial operators considering office, warehouse or service-sector space here, the district offers excellent integration with Amsterdam's professional economy, strong infrastructure accessibility (evidenced by the 1.8 cars per household ratio), and a workforce-adjacent setting suitable for B2B operations, consultancies and distribution functions.
CBS dataset: 86165NED · Last updated: September 28, 2026

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Office space rent – district Amstel III
€/sqm per year
Amstel III rents have risen 42% from €165 (2016) to €235 (2026) per square meter. Steady annual growth of roughly €10 occurred through 2019, supported by Amsterdam's position as a business hub. A brief dip in 2020 due to pandemic lockdowns reversed quickly. Accelerated growth from 2021 onwards reflects two dynamics: first, hybrid work patterns concentrating demand towards premium A-grade locations in prime areas; second, rising inflation and construction costs applying upward pressure. Since 2023, growth has moderated slightly but remains positive, sustained by persistent scarcity of high-quality office stock in tier-1 markets. Competition for well-positioned space in established business districts continues.