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Zuidas, Amsterdam


Zuidas, Amsterdam


Zuidas, Amsterdam

Un Studio

Un Studio
Zuidas, Amsterdam

FOZ

FOZ
Zuidas, Amsterdam

Claude 10

Claude 10
Zuidas, Amsterdam

Zuidas I

Zuidas I
Zuidas, Amsterdam

H Toren

H Toren
Zuidas, Amsterdam

Vinoly

Vinoly
Zuidas, Amsterdam

Amsterdam South Axis SOM

Amsterdam South Axis SOM
Zuidas, Amsterdam

NoMa House

NoMa House
Zuidas, Amsterdam

Atrium Building

Atrium Building
Zuidas, Amsterdam

Amsterdam South Axis ITO

Amsterdam South Axis ITO
Zuidas, Amsterdam

Strawinskylaan 6

Strawinskylaan 6
Zuidas, Amsterdam

The Joan

The Joan
Industriegebied Amstel, Amsterdam


Landlust, Amsterdam

Stitch Offices

Stitch Offices
Weespertrekvaart, Amsterdam


Amstel III, Amsterdam


grachtengordel van Amsterdam, Amsterdam


Westelijk Havengebied, Amsterdam

Bruggebouw

Bruggebouw
Landlust, Amsterdam

Say Building

Say Building
Riekerpolder, Amsterdam


Middenmeer, Amsterdam


Amstelkwartier West, Amsterdam


Sloterdijk, 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
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Zuidas office rents surged 51% from €380 (2016) to €575 (2026), with distinct phases. Gradual growth until 2019 (+12%) gave way to stabilisation during Covid, then sharp acceleration from 2022 onwards (+€155 in four years). This reflects two dynamics. Hybrid work adoption from 2022 shifted tenant focus toward premium A-grade stock in gateway locations, while secondary space struggled. Second, rising interest rates and structural inflation compressed capital yields, intensifying competition for limited quality stock in tier-1 zones. Zuidas benefited as the preferred Dutch corporate hub, consolidating rental premium as scarcity of comparable space deepened.

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Source: CBS Kerncijfers wijken & buurten
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Zuidas is a dynamic Amsterdam neighbourhood with approximately 5,255 residents distributed across 3,585 households, functioning as a significant commercial hub with 3,105 business establishments and 1,506 non-residential properties. The district is dominated by high-value service sectors, with zakelijke dienstverlening (business services) leading the economy at 1,135 establishments, closely followed by financial services and real estate at 750 locations. This concentration reflects Zuidas's profile as a premium office and professional services destination, where financial institutions, consultancies and corporate headquarters cluster together. The remaining sectors—trade and hospitality (365 establishments) and transport, information and communication (345 establishments)—supplement the core business services character, creating a mixed-use environment that balances corporate activity with supporting retail and service amenities.
For commercial property seekers, Zuidas presents a highly qualified market with a working population of 3,260 and a strong net labour participation rate of 72%, ensuring a steady supply of professional workers for office-based operations. The area boasts an above-average income level of €68,200 per capita, indicating both affluent residents and well-compensated professionals who support local retail and hospitality. These characteristics make Zuidas ideally suited for office tenants, particularly those in financial services, management consulting and corporate functions seeking proximity to affluent client bases and a professional workforce. Retailers and hospitality operators will find a supportive secondary market of high-income consumers, though the primary commercial appeal remains the robust office sector and its dependent professional services ecosystem.
CBS dataset: 85984NED · Last updated: June 29, 2026
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Prime office rents on Amsterdam's Zuidas are realized at more than €650 per m² per year, with flexible lease terms suited to short-term and mid-term occupancy needs. This reflects the location's superior connectivity, proximity to Amsterdam South railway station, and standing as an international business hub. Rental rates range from €600 per m² upwards, depending on building quality, sustainability credentials, and amenity provision. The district combines newly constructed buildings with thoughtfully renovated properties, all meeting contemporary workplace standards and employee experience requirements.
Zuidas functions as a European office destination for financial services, technology, and legal practice. Zuidas ranks alongside Zuidoost and the city center as a preferred rental market in Amsterdam for 2026, particularly because enterprises prioritize quality, transit access, and environmental credentials above all. The Dutch office market exhibits sharper polarization: sustainable, well-connected offices near transit hubs are scarce and expensive, while buildings along highways remain vacant for years. This dynamic sustains Zuidas's premium positioning and ensures strong demand from multinational and scale-up companies.
Vacancy on the Zuidas remained at historic lows, with vacancy rates below 5%, even below the structural friction level. This scarcity of available space supports steady rental appreciation and strengthens landlord negotiating leverage. The proportion of finance-sector tenants on Zuidas is declining, while high-tech and fintech companies gain ground, and the legal sector remains strongly represented, signaling tenant diversification and market dynamism.
The Zuidas district offers direct access to Amsterdam South railway station (NS), providing intercity rail links to Utrecht, Rotterdam, and central Amsterdam. Highway A2 is within five minutes' driving time, facilitating journeys to Schiphol Airport and southern regions. On-site, tenants enjoy hotels, dining venues, flexible workspace options, and the Gelderlandplein retail cluster. This combination of transit connectivity, local services, and workplace flexibility makes Zuidas highly attractive for employers seeking to recruit international talent and offer hybrid working arrangements.
Renting on Zuidas grants access to a fully integrated ecosystem of internationally calibrated offices with world-class facilities and services. More than 55% of office space entering the market in 2026 comprises modernized properties, ensuring you occupy sustainable, contemporary offices. Most landlords here offer flexible contract structures in response to demand from fast-scaling tech and financial firms. Additionally, you benefit from proximity to top talent pools and international partner networks, reinforcing your corporate brand and market positioning.
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