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Rokin 92-29

Rokin 92-29
Burgwallen-Nieuwe Zijde, Amsterdam

Nieuwezijds Voorburgwal 104-108

Nieuwezijds Voorburgwal 104-108
Burgwallen-Nieuwe Zijde, Amsterdam

The Joan

The Joan
Industriegebied Amstel, Amsterdam


Zuidas, Amsterdam


grachtengordel van Amsterdam, Amsterdam


Zuidas, Amsterdam


Landlust, Amsterdam

Stitch Offices

Stitch Offices
Weespertrekvaart, Amsterdam


Amstel III, Amsterdam


grachtengordel van Amsterdam, Amsterdam


Westelijk Havengebied, Amsterdam

Un Studio

Un Studio
Zuidas, Amsterdam

FOZ

FOZ
Zuidas, Amsterdam

Bruggebouw

Bruggebouw
Landlust, Amsterdam

Claude 10

Claude 10
Zuidas, Amsterdam

Say Building

Say Building
Riekerpolder, Amsterdam


Middenmeer, Amsterdam


Amstelkwartier West, Amsterdam


Sloterdijk, Amsterdam

Zuidas I

Zuidas I
Zuidas, Amsterdam

Vijzelstraat 68-78

Vijzelstraat 68-78
Grachtengordel, Amsterdam

ArenA Boulevard 65-71

ArenA Boulevard 65-71
Hoofdcentrum-Zuidoost, Amsterdam


Sloterdijk, Amsterdam

Haarlemmerweg 331

Haarlemmerweg 331
Centrale Markt, Amsterdam

Sarphati Plaza

Sarphati Plaza
Sarphatistrook, Amsterdam

Nieuw West

Nieuw West
Westlandgracht, Amsterdam

Laarderhoogtweg 25

Laarderhoogtweg 25
Amstel III, Amsterdam


Zuidas, Amsterdam

Amsterdam South Axis ITO

Amsterdam South Axis ITO
Zuidas, Amsterdam


Buitenveldert, Amsterdam

Amstelgebouw

Amstelgebouw
Amstel III, Amsterdam

Herengracht 124-128

Herengracht 124-128
Amsterdam-Centrum, Amsterdam
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Burgwallen-Nieuwe Zijde is a densely active urban neighbourhood that serves as a significant commercial hub within Amsterdam's city centre. With a residential population of 4,380 inhabitants and 2,785 business establishments concentrated across just 1,669 commercial properties, this compact area demonstrates remarkable economic intensity and diversity. The neighbourhood's commercial landscape is distinctly shaped by trade and hospitality, which accounts for 1,095 establishments—nearly 40 percent of all businesses—reflecting its status as a major destination for retail and dining. Professional services form the second-largest cluster with 645 vestigies, followed by culture, recreation and miscellaneous services at 400 locations, and transport, information and communications with 255 operations. This composition reveals a neighbourhood that thrives on foot traffic, consumer spending, and visitor orientation rather than back-office operations.
For prospective commercial tenants, Burgwallen-Nieuwe Zijde presents a compelling but nuanced opportunity. The working population of 3,160 residents combined with a solid net labour participation rate of 77 percent ensures steady workforce availability, though recruitment may require competitive terms given the central location's high operating costs. The average income of €45,400 per capita reflects a relatively affluent catchment area, supporting strong retail and hospitality performance. This neighbourhood is predominantly suited to retailers, restaurants, and service operators who benefit from high customer footfall and tourist traffic rather than to office-based enterprises or logistics operators. Success here depends less on office amenities or warehouse proximity and more on visibility, accessibility, and the ability to capture consumer spending in one of Amsterdam's most vibrant neighbourhoods.
CBS dataset: 85984NED · Last updated: June 29, 2026
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Renting office space in the heart of Amsterdam provides direct access to one of Europe's most dynamic office markets. Prime office rents in Amsterdam city centre range from €500–€600 per m² per year, depending on sustainability credentials, views and location. Burgwallen-Nieuwe Zijde, located in Amsterdam's historic centre, combines cultural heritage with contemporary work environments. The neighbourhood attracts companies seeking central accessibility, high service density and an established business ecosystem.
Amsterdam recorded office take-up of 42,300 m² in Q1 2026, primarily in Zuidoost, Zuidas and the city centre, with vacancy falling to 9%. This reflects a structural shift toward sustainable, well-located offices. Employees demand quality, accessibility and sustainability; both demand and supply concentrate around central locations with strong public transport connectivity, including intercity stations and city centres. Take-up is clearly constrained by the scarcity of high-quality office space; buildings with strong energy performance, modern facilities and good accessibility – especially near mainline stations – are scarce.
Amsterdam grows as a knowledge economy hub with strong demand from tech, consulting and media firms. In H1 2025, Amsterdam saw strong rental growth of 17.6%, and lower vacancies in the CBD signal further rental increases. For companies in Burgwallen-Nieuwe Zijde, this means office decisions are strategic: location choice drives talent recruitment and brand identity.
Burgwallen-Nieuwe Zijde lies within walking distance of Amsterdam Central Station, the Netherlands' largest transit hub. The area offers direct access to tram and metro lines (M50, M51, M53, M54 to South, Zuidoost and Schiphol Airport). The city centre provides concentration of restaurants, retail, galleries and cultural venues. For office workers, this means readily accessible lunch, dining and networking options. The A10 ring road (reachable in roughly 5–7 minutes by car) connects Zuidas business park, Schiphol Airport and neighbouring municipalities.
Renting in Burgwallen-Nieuwe Zijde positions office users in the heart of a globally recognised city centre. Many landlords here offer flexible lease terms – from 2 to 5 years – because the neighbourhood undergoes continuous adaptive reuse and mixed-function change (office, hospitality, culture). Office spaces in renovated canal buildings attract creative firms, startups and boutique consultancies valuing urban culture. Proximity to Amsterdam Central makes commuting attractive for highly educated professionals. Renting here means joining Amsterdam's entrepreneurial narrative.
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