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Zuidas, Amsterdam

The Joan

The Joan
Industriegebied Amstel, Amsterdam

De Coener

De Coener
Westlandgracht, Amsterdam

Stitch Offices

Stitch Offices
Weespertrekvaart, Amsterdam


Amstel III, Amsterdam


Amstel III, Amsterdam


Landlust, Amsterdam

Say Building

Say Building
Riekerpolder, Amsterdam


Amstel III, Amsterdam


Zuidas, Amsterdam


Zuidas, Amsterdam


Amstel III, Amsterdam


Middenmeer, Amsterdam


Sloterdijk, Amsterdam


Riekerpolder, Amsterdam


Amstel III, Amsterdam

Travelport

Travelport
Bedrijventerrein Sloterdijk, Amsterdam

Bruggebouw

Bruggebouw
Landlust, Amsterdam


Amstelkwartier West, Amsterdam


Amstel III, Amsterdam

Adam Smith

Adam Smith
Riekerpolder, Amsterdam


Westelijk Havengebied, Amsterdam

Amsterdam South Axis ITO

Amsterdam South Axis ITO
Zuidas, Amsterdam


Jordaan, Amsterdam


Sloterdijk, Amsterdam


grachtengordel van Amsterdam, Amsterdam

Coengebouw

Coengebouw
Sloterdijk, Amsterdam

Adammium

Adammium
Amsterdam


grachtengordel van Amsterdam, Amsterdam

Amstelgebouw

Amstelgebouw
Amstel III, Amsterdam

Stitch

Stitch
Weespertrekvaart, Amsterdam

One20

One20
Bedrijventerrein Sloterdijk, Amsterdam

Amsterdam South Axis SOM

Amsterdam South Axis SOM
Zuidas, Amsterdam

Delphi

Delphi
Frankendael, Amsterdam

FOZ

FOZ
Zuidas, Amsterdam


Amstel III, Amsterdam

Rainbow Offices

Rainbow Offices
Hoofdcentrum Zuidoost, Diemen

Diemermere

Diemermere
Diemen


Bergwijkpark, Diemen


Diemen

De Entree

De Entree
Amstel III, Diemen


Amstel III, Diemen

De Entree

De Entree
Amstel III, Diemen

Oval Tower

Oval Tower
Hoofdcentrum Zuidoost, Diemen
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Amsterdam's prime office market shows two distinct growth phases. From 2016 to 2019, rents climb steadily from €165 to €185 during stable economic conditions. Covid-19 triggers stagnation in 2020–2021 (€185–€188) as hybrid working adoption dampens traditional office demand. The market then accelerates sharply from 2022 onwards, reaching €343 by 2026. This reversal is driven by three dynamics: (1) rising interest rates from 2023 redirect institutional capital toward real estate underweighting, (2) scarcity of grade-A stock in tier-1 cities constrains supply, and (3) user migration toward premium, well-located office space following the hybrid-work reset. The 108% cumulative growth is heavily skewed toward 2022–2026, reflecting structural undersupply rather than occupier demand.
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Office rental prices in Amsterdam vary significantly: in the A-segment these are €600 per m² per year, while the average is €343 per m² per year. Amsterdam remains an attractive location for companies seeking premium workspace. In the first quarter of 2026, a clear upward trend was observed, with take-up of 42,300 m², compared to 32,400 m² a year earlier. This market momentum reflects growing demand for modern office solutions in strategic locations.
In-demand areas include Zuidoost, the Zuidas, and the city centre, with approximately 90% of leased office space in the premium segment. Prime office rates on Amsterdam's Zuidas currently stand at €600 per m², a rise of nearly 20% compared to three years ago. The market is characterized by strong polarization: companies are willing to pay substantial sums for sustainable, well-accessible offices, while secondary locations face slower leasing activity.
Employees demand quality, accessibility and sustainability and are less willing to compromise on these. Both demand and supply concentrate primarily around central locations with excellent accessibility, such as intercity stations and city centres with rich amenities. Amsterdam has total office stock of 638,400 m², with vacancy at 9%.
Amsterdam offers excellent transport links for employees and visitors. Amsterdam Central Station provides direct rail access to all major Dutch cities and international destinations. The Zuidas – one of the most sought-after office locations – is easily accessible via the metro network (lines 50, 51, 53, 54) and is just 15 minutes' travel from the city centre. Zuidoost and Amstel Business Park enjoy similar advantages. Business parks feature modern parking facilities, fitness centres and restaurants. Nearby amenities include hospitality venues, retail outlets and professional services, making Amsterdam a comprehensive business destination.
The latest analysis of the Dutch office market confirms that nearly three-quarters of take-up in the first quarter of this year involved modern office buildings. Renting office space in Amsterdam gives your company access to a dynamic supply of modernized and new-build offices. More than half (55%) of office space entering the market in 2026 comprises refurbished properties. This makes Amsterdam ideal for businesses seeking flexibility without long-term property commitments. Many landlords offer tailored lease periods and customization to meet your specific needs.
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