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Commercial Property Summary The office building located at Piet Heinkade 55 in Diemen was constructed in 2002 and comprises 18,237 square meters of space. Currently in active use, this commercial property offers substantial office accommodations suitable for corporate tenants or buyers seeking established workspace in a well-developed commercial area.
Year Built
2002
Designated Use
Office
BAG area
18,237 m²
Status
Pand in gebruik
Source: Kadaster BAG
Diemen centrum
5.2 km
Amsterdam Centraal
1.1 km
Amsterdam Airport Schiphol
12.5 km
A10, A1
Nearby
Codam Coding College
University · 369 m
GRAND HOTEL DOWNTOWN
Hotel · 68 m
Jumbo
Supermarket · 661 m
Zorg 4 Health Hospital
Hospital · 1.4 km
Fitnesstuin Marineterrein
Gym · 316 m
The office space at Piet Heinkade 55 in Diemen benefits from excellent connectivity to Amsterdam's public transport network, with Amsterdam Centraal station within easy reach on foot. The A10 motorway is conveniently accessible nearby for those commuting by car, while Amsterdam Airport Schiphol can be reached on a short drive, making this location ideal for businesses with frequent traveler needs. The immediate vicinity offers impressive amenities for staff and visitors: the Grand Hotel Downtown is practically on the doorstep, Fitnesstuin Marineterrein fitness center is just a short walk away, and Codam Coding College is located nearby, creating a dynamic professional environment. Essential services including Jumbo supermarket and Zorg 4 Health Hospital are within easy reach, ensuring that daily needs and emergency care are never far away. This combination of seamless public and private transport access coupled with comprehensive local facilities makes Piet Heinkade an exceptionally practical choice for businesses seeking a well-connected Amsterdam office location.
Figures for Oostelijke Handelskade, Amsterdam, source: CBS Kerncijfers wijken & buurten
Number of establishments, source: CBS
Oostelijke Handelskade in Amsterdam is a densely concentrated commercial and mixed-use neighbourhood with 1,430 residents spread across 785 households and a notably high population density of 6,253 per inhabitant per square kilometre. The area contains 291 non-residential properties and hosts 645 business establishments, making it a vibrant hub dominated by professional services with 230 vestigings, followed by substantial clusters in transport, information and communication (110 vestigings) and culture, recreation and other services (110 vestigings). This sectoral composition reflects a dynamic, service-oriented business district where knowledge work, logistics coordination and public-facing activities coexist, supported by moderate retail and hospitality presence (80 vestigings) and smaller contingents in education, healthcare and financial services. For a prospective commercial tenant, the neighbourhood offers excellent connectivity and foot traffic potential, with the low car dependency (0.5 cars per household) suggesting strong public transport links and a pedestrian-friendly environment. The high address density of 3,929 per square kilometre indicates tight proximity to complementary businesses, making it an ideal location for office, professional services or mixed-use operations seeking visibility, staff accessibility and an integrated business ecosystem.
CBS dataset: 86165NED · Last updated: August 6, 2026
Office space rent – city Diemen
€/sqm per year
Diemen's office market demonstrates steady growth across two distinct phases. Prime location rents rise gradually from €235 to €255 per m² between 2016 and 2019. The pandemic triggers a contraction in 2020-2021 (€248-€250) as hybrid working uncertainty weighs on demand. Recovery accelerates from 2022 onwards, with rents climbing to €288 by 2026, a 29% increase from the trough. This rebound reflects structural demand for quality, well-connected office space outside Amsterdam's congestion zone, amplified by inflationary pressures and rising operational costs. The cumulative 23% gain positions Diemen as a competitive alternative for large occupiers seeking accessibility and efficiency.