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Nexpace Amsterdam
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Nexpace Amsterdam offers modern office space in the emerging entrepreneurial hub of Amstel III in Amsterdam-Zuidoost. This dynamic area is developing into a center for tech, life sciences and entrepreneurship, with direct access to the city center, Schiphol Airport and the Bijlmer. Holendrecht Station is just a 10-minute walk away, with metros 50 and 54 departing approximately every 8 minutes to the city center.
The building provides complete flexibility with co-working spaces, flex desks, dedicated workstations, private offices, day offices and fully equipped meeting rooms with presentation screens and whiteboards. Additionally, we offer a podcast studio and pitch room, all turnkey and available for rent without long-term contracts (by day, month or longer). The unique 3-step concept allows you to grow from flex desk via co-working desk to your own office, while the Nextstep program provides support in marketing, funding, networking, legal and financial matters, plus lifestyle advice and events.
Facilities include fiber optic internet, free parking for tenants, bike storage, charging points and various furnished options. Located at Paasheuvelweg 20, the building is close to the A1, A2, A9 and Ring A10, with restaurants, hotels and sports facilities nearby. Discover more Office space for rent in Amsterdam on our website.
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Property Summary The building located at Paasheuvelweg 20 in Amsterdam is a commercial office property constructed in 2001, comprising 1,347 square meters of functional space. Currently in active use, this well-established office facility offers reliable accommodation for professional tenants seeking modern workspace in Amsterdam's dynamic commercial market.
Year Built
2001
Designated Use
Office
BAG area
1,347 m²
Status
Pand in gebruik
Source: Kadaster BAG
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Amsterdam centrum
9.7 km
Amsterdam Bijlmer ArenA
1.7 km
Amsterdam Airport Schiphol
12.5 km
A1, A10
Nearby
Luzac Hogeschool
University · 195 m
OZO Hotels Arena Amsterdam
Hotel · 895 m
Jumbo
Supermarket · 394 m
Stichting Kinderziekenhuis
Hospital · 361 m
Basic-Fit 24/7
Gym · 58 m
This business property on Paasheuvelweg in Amsterdam's Amstel III district offers excellent connectivity for office operations. The location benefits from proximity to Amsterdam Bijlmer ArenA train station, making public transport highly accessible for staff and visitors alike. The A1 and A10 motorways are within reasonable driving distance, while Amsterdam Airport Schiphol can be reached for international business travel. The surrounding area provides convenient amenities for daily operations: Basic-Fit 24/7 gym is just steps away for employee wellness, Jumbo supermarket offers quick shopping options, and OZO Hotels Arena Amsterdam nearby accommodates visiting clients and business partners. Luzac Hogeschool's presence in the immediate vicinity adds to the area's dynamic business environment. This combination of strong public transport links, motorway access, and local services makes Paasheuvelweg an efficient base for companies seeking practical office space with good logistical support.
Last updated on: 14 September 2026. We refresh this data at least once a year.
Figures for Amstel III deel A/B-Zuid, Amsterdam, source: CBS Kerncijfers wijken & buurten
Number of establishments, source: CBS
Amstel III deel A/B-Zuid is a compact, densely populated Amsterdam neighbourhood with 2730 residents across 2255 households and a notably high population density of 7696 per square kilometre, reflecting its urban character. The area functions as a mixed-use commercial hub, with 575 business establishments distributed across diverse sectors: business services dominate with 170 locations, followed by trade and hospitality and public services each with 95 venues, while transport, information and communications account for 80 operations. This sectoral composition indicates a neighbourhood that balances professional office functions with retail and public-facing activity, creating a vibrant, multifaceted business environment. The relatively low car ownership at 0.3 vehicles per household underscores the area's accessibility via public transport and its suitability for foot traffic-dependent enterprises. For a commercial real estate user, this neighbourhood offers excellent visibility and convenient access for both staff and visitors, with strong fundamentals for office, retail or service-oriented ventures seeking an established, well-connected urban location.
CBS dataset: 86165NED · Last updated: August 12, 2026
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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.
