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Benoordenhoutseweg 21, Den Haag This historic office building, constructed in 1921, comprises 2,296 m² of commercial space. The property maintains active operational status and is fully designated for office use, making it suitable for established businesses seeking traditional workspace in The Hague's established business district.
Year Built
1921
Designated Use
Office
BAG area
2,296 m²
Status
Pand in gebruik
Source: Kadaster BAG
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Den Haag centrum
1.3 km
Den Haag Centraal
874 m
Rotterdam The Hague Airport
16.6 km
A13, A20
Nearby
Hotelmatch
Hotel · 519 m
AH Weissenbruchstraat
Supermarket · 204 m
International Criminal Tribunal for the Former Yugoslavia
Courthouse · 2.6 km
HMC Bronovo
Hospital · 1.4 km
SportCity Den Haag New Babylon
Gym · 661 m
This business property on Benoordenhoutseweg in Den Haag offers excellent accessibility for office professionals and visitors alike. Den Haag Centraal station is within easy walking distance, providing direct rail connections throughout the Netherlands, while the A13 motorway is conveniently accessible for those commuting by car. Rotterdam The Hague Airport is situated at a short driving distance, making international travel straightforward for business purposes. The location sits just over a kilometer from Den Haag's city center, positioning it in a well-connected urban area. For daily convenience, staff will find an Albert Heijn supermarket and the Hotelmatch hotel virtually on the doorstep, alongside SportCity Den Haag New Babylon nearby for fitness facilities. The proximity to HMC Bronovo hospital adds an extra layer of practical support for employees. This combination of public transport access, motorway connectivity, and comprehensive local amenities creates an efficient working environment where productivity and employee wellbeing can be fully supported.
Last updated on: 31 August 2026. We refresh this data at least once a year.
Figures for Nassaubuurt, 's-Gravenhage, source: CBS Kerncijfers wijken & buurten
Number of establishments, source: CBS
The Nassaubuurt in The Hague is a compact, densely populated urban neighbourhood with approximately 1,695 residents distributed across 800 households and a notably high population density of 5,988 per square kilometre. The district hosts 610 business establishments across just 28 hectares, with business real estate comprising 96 non-residential properties and an omgevingsadressendichtheid of 3,424 locations per square kilometre, creating a vibrant mixed-use environment. The commercial landscape is strongly dominated by business services with 255 establishments, followed by public administration, education and healthcare with 115 locations, and trade and hospitality with 65 venues, indicating a balanced blend of professional services and public-facing activity. With moderate motorisation at 0.9 cars per household, the neighbourhood emphasises accessibility via public transport and foot traffic rather than vehicular dependency. For a commercial real estate user, this presents an attractive setting with excellent pedestrian footfall, strong professional service infrastructure, and sufficient support services; the area suits office, consultation and specialised retail operations particularly well, offering both employee convenience and visitor accessibility within a highly concentrated urban quarter.
CBS dataset: 86165NED · Last updated: August 31, 2026

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Office space rent – city Den Haag
€/sqm per year
The Hague's A-class office rents climbed from €210 in 2016 to €248 in 2026, a +18% gain. Growth was steady until 2019 (€231), driven by supply tightness. Covid-19 halted expansion in 2020–2021 as remote working and office consolidation weighed on demand. From 2022 onward, the market rebounded through flight-to-quality: occupiers sought fewer but superior spaces, concentrating demand on prime locations. Interest rate hikes in 2023–2024 slowed momentum, yet scarcity of top-tier stock remained supportive. The sustained climb toward €248 in 2026 reflects persistent undersupply of high-quality accommodation in tier-one sites, offsetting broader economic headwinds.