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Westblaak 180, Rotterdam The property located at Westblaak 180 in Rotterdam is an office building constructed in 1992 with a total floor area of 891 square meters. The building maintains an active operational status and is currently in use for office purposes. This well-established commercial space offers practical accommodation for professional tenants seeking centrally located office facilities.
Year Built
1992
Designated Use
Office
BAG area
891 m²
Status
Pand in gebruik
Source: Kadaster BAG
Rotterdam centrum
945 m
Rotterdam Centraal
994 m
Rotterdam The Hague Airport
5.2 km
A15, A20
Nearby
Open Universiteit
University · 54 m
Hotel Ame
Hotel · 91 m
Albert Heijn
Supermarket · 164 m
Internationaal Gerechtshof
Courthouse · 630 m
Erasmus MC - Museumpark
Hospital · 474 m
SportCity Lijnbaan
Gym · 398 m
This office location at Westblaak 180 in Rotterdam benefits from excellent connectivity to the city center, which lies within walking distance, making it ideal for businesses seeking a central yet accessible position. Rotterdam Centraal train station is conveniently nearby, providing seamless connections for employees and visitors arriving by public transport, while the A15 motorway is within short driving distance for those commuting by car. The proximity to Rotterdam The Hague Airport ensures convenient access for business travelers requiring quick connections. The surrounding area offers impressive amenities that enhance the workplace experience: the Open Universiteit sits practically on the doorstep, Hotel Ame provides accommodation for visiting clients and partners, and the Albert Heijn supermarket caters to daily shopping needs. Additional facilities including SportCity Lijnbaan for employee wellness, the nearby Erasmus MC hospital, and the Internationaal Gerechtshof all contribute to a well-serviced environment. This combination of central location, excellent transport links, and comprehensive local facilities creates a compelling proposition for companies seeking professional office space with minimal disruption to daily operations.
Last updated on: 10 August 2026. We refresh this data at least once a year.
Figures for Cool, Rotterdam, source: CBS Kerncijfers wijken & buurten
Number of establishments, source: CBS
Cool in Rotterdam is a vibrant mixed-use neighborhood with 6,625 residents distributed across 3,930 households, creating a notably dense urban environment of approximately 10,865 people per square kilometer. The area hosts 2,420 business establishments across 1,174 non-residential properties, with business services clearly dominating the local economy at 725 venues, closely followed by trade and hospitality at 670 establishments. This strong presence of professional services combined with robust retail and food-and-beverage activity indicates a dynamic, people-oriented district that attracts both corporate activity and foot traffic. The neighborhood's character is distinctly commercial-residential, blending office functions with consumer-facing retail, supported by culture and recreation services that contribute to overall vibrancy. For commercial real estate users, Cool offers excellent positioning as a versatile location for offices, shops or service businesses, with high address density suggesting good accessibility and a well-developed infrastructure suited to serving both professional clients and the broader public.
CBS dataset: 86165NED · Last updated: August 10, 2026
Office space rent – city Rotterdam
€/sqm per year
Rotterdam's prime office market surged from €165 to €290/m²/year (+76%). Growth remained steady until 2019 (+18% over four years) driven by regular economic expansion. COVID-19 caused a slowdown in 2020-2021 as uncertainty and remote work dampened demand, yet fundamentals held. Sharp acceleration from 2022 onwards (+15% in two years) reflects rising interest rates increasing capital values and a structural shift toward A-grade space as hybrid working models took root. Post-2024 momentum intensified (+25% in two years): acute shortage of modern, high-quality office stock in Rotterdam's core markets, combined with improving business conditions and constrained new supply, pushed rents significantly higher.