Questions? Call us directly
Try adjusting your search criteria or explore other areas.

We can help you search; free and no strings attached. Call us directly or leave a search request.
Retail space for rent
Retail space for rent
Retail space for rent
Retail space for rent
Retail space for rent
Retail space for rent
Retail space for rent
Retail space for rent
Retail space for rent
Retail space for rent
Retail space for rent
Retail space for rent
Retail space for rent
Retail space for rent
Retail space for rent
Retail space for rent
Retail space for rent
Retail space for rent
Source: CBS Kerncijfers wijken & buurten
Number of establishments

Miquel van Dongen
Tech Director
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.
The Hague stands as a major economic centre with a population of 566,221 residents and nearly 284,000 households, creating a substantial and diverse business ecosystem. The municipality hosts approximately 99,585 business establishments across its territory, supported by a workforce of 289,320 employed professionals and a net labour participation rate of 67 percent. The economic landscape is distinctly shaped by its service-oriented character, with business services leading the market at 23,485 establishments, followed by a robust industrial and energy sector comprising 21,655 operations. The public sector, education, and healthcare institutions contribute a further 16,660 venues, while trade and hospitality account for 12,620 establishments, creating a well-balanced and multifaceted commercial environment that reflects the city's status as both a governmental and business hub.
For commercial property seekers, The Hague presents compelling advantages rooted in its substantial labour availability and consumer purchasing power. The resident population generates an average income of €35,200 per person, indicating a healthy local market with genuine spending capacity. With approximately 27,718 non-residential properties actively in use, the city offers considerable variety for prospective tenants and buyers. The dominance of business services and industrial operations suggests strong demand for modern office space and light industrial facilities, while the significant hospitality and retail sector indicates viable opportunities for consumer-facing ventures. Prospective commercial users should particularly consider The Hague for professional services offices and administrative headquarters, where the concentration of service-sector businesses ensures a ready supply of skilled personnel and established business infrastructure.
CBS dataset: 85984NED · Last updated: June 29, 2026
Market insights, tips and guides: immediately useful while you search.
MarktinzichtFrom government ministries to global courts, The Hague offers one of the Netherlands' most stable and diverse labour markets. Here's what you need to know.
MarktinzichtAmsterdam, Rotterdam, The Hague, Utrecht and Eindhoven each have a distinct real estate DNA. Here's how they compare across offices, logistics and retail.
GFA, NLA and usable floor area explained under NEN 2580, with a worked example for an office building and tips for comparing rent per m² fairly.