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The Bridge
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Waalsdorp, Den Haag
Uilebomen, Den Haag
De Rivieren, Den Haag
Arendsdorp, Den Haag
Laakhaven-West, Den Haag
Binckhorst, Den Haag
Binckhorst, Den Haag
Hoge Veld, Den Haag
Binckhorst, Den Haag
Burgen en Horsten, Den Haag
Hoge Veld, Den Haag
Hoge Veld, Den Haag
De Rivieren, Den Haag
Rode Olifant
Rode Olifant
Nassaubuurt, Den Haag
Uilebomen, Den Haag
De Haagsche Zwaan
De Haagsche Zwaan
Bezuidenhout-West, Den Haag
Haagsche Hof
Haagsche Hof
Voorhout, Den Haag
Laakhaven-West, Den Haag
Hoge Veld, Den Haag
Uilebomen, Den Haag
Burgen en Horsten, Den Haag
Kerketuinen en Zichtenburg, Den Haag
Hoge Veld, Den Haag
Uilebomen, Den Haag
Uilebomen, Den Haag
Kerketuinen en Zichtenburg, Den Haag
De Rivieren, Den Haag
Den Haag
Den Haag
Uilebomen, Den Haag
Johan de Wittlaan 7
Johan de Wittlaan 7
Zorgvliet, Den Haag
Office space for rent
Office space for rent
Office space for rent
Office space for rent
Office space for rent
Office space for rent
Office space for rent
Office space for rent
Office space for rent
Office space for rent
Office space for rent
Office space for rent
Office space for rent
Office space for rent
Office space for rent
Office space for rent
Office space for rent
Office space for rent
Source: CBS Kerncijfers wijken & buurten
Number of establishments
Waalsdorp is a vibrant neighbourhood with approximately 15,000 residents distributed across 7,075 households, establishing itself as a substantial local market with considerable economic activity. The district hosts 2,735 business establishments across 1,468 commercial properties, reflecting a diversified and dynamic business environment. The economic profile is distinctly weighted towards professional services, with 1,150 vestigations in the business services sector, accounting for over 42 percent of all commercial activity, indicating a robust office and corporate services market. This is complemented by a strong public sector presence, including government, education, and healthcare facilities with 580 establishments, while trade and hospitality account for 255 locations, and cultural and recreational services add a further 240 venues, creating a well-rounded mixed-use district.
For prospective commercial tenants and investors, Waalsdorp presents particularly attractive fundamentals. The neighbourhood supports a working population of 6,800 professionals with a respectable net labour participation rate of 68 percent, ensuring reliable access to skilled personnel for office-based operations. Average household income reaches €60,100 per resident, reflecting solid local purchasing power and consumer confidence that benefits retail and hospitality operators. The pronounced concentration of business services establishments makes Waalsdorp exceptionally well-suited for office occupiers seeking professional premises, while the secondary presence of retail and public-facing uses supports boutique commercial ventures. Logistics and industrial users may find the district less optimal given its service-sector orientation, though the established infrastructure and transport connectivity warrant consideration for distribution-light operations.
CBS dataset: 85984NED · Last updated: June 29, 2026
Miquel van Dongen
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As Tech Director at RE-SEARCH, Miquel van Dongen is co-responsible for developing the platform and for collecting, structuring and analysing data. By combining technology with real estate expertise, he ensures that RE-SEARCH can continuously generate reliable and up-to-date market data.
In Waalsdorp, a neighbourhood in the southwest of The Hague, office space is available for rent at an average of €230–270 per m² per year. These rates fall below The Hague's prime segment (€245/m²) and make the district attractive to businesses seeking a balance between location, accessibility, and cost-efficiency. Supply ranges from smaller offices (50–100 m²) to mid-sized units, mostly in modernised buildings or business complexes with flexible lease terms.
The Hague's office market shows stabilisation following years of sectoral shifts. The Hague market recorded growth in take-up, from 16,300 m² in the first quarter last year to 20,300 m² this year, driven by organisations pursuing sustainability targets and seeking modern work environments. Waalsdorp offers relevant opportunities: as part of The Hague, it benefits from the city's economic diversity while maintaining more availability than central business districts.
Many employers across the region seek alternatives to pricier central locations without sacrificing transit connections or business amenities. Employees demand quality, accessibility, and sustainability, with supply and demand concentrating primarily around central locations with excellent accessibility, such as intercity stations and city centres with rich facility offerings, from which Waalsdorp benefits through proximity to The Hague Central Station.
Waalsdorp is located very close to The Hague Central Station (approximately 5–10 minutes' walk), making it an ideal location for office users relying on trains to and from Amsterdam, Rotterdam, Utrecht, and Schiphol. Bus routes provide good local connections as well. Waldorpplein and surrounding streets offer restaurants, cafés, shops, and office services within walking distance. Parking is available, though many occupiers in this part of The Hague prefer public transport.
Renting in Waalsdorp offers small-to-mid-sized business owners a blend of accessibility and cost-efficiency. The neighbourhood is known for flexible landlords willing to offer lease periods of 3–5 years, and many properties have been recently modernised to meet ESG and sustainability requirements. As a tenant, you save on overhead compared to the expensive city centre while retaining full access to all opportunities within office space for rent in The Hague and its associated business networks.
Want more information about available office space in Waalsdorp or a current overview of the market? Contact the RE-SEARCH team for a free, no-obligation consultation.
