Amsterdam Housing is a renowned real estate agency that has been serving the housing needs of international employees in the Netherlands for over 25 years. Specializing in the vibrant cities of Amsterdam, Amstelveen, The Hague, Wassenaar, Haarlem, and ‘t Gooi, Amsterdam Housing offers a comprehensive service that simplifies the process of finding a home for both short and long-term stays. Their extensive portfolio includes a diverse range of properties, from houses and villas to luxury apartments, available in various conditions such as furnished or semi-furnished, and catering to different budget ranges. This wide selection ensures that every client can find a home that perfectly matches their needs and lifestyle.
What sets Amsterdam Housing apart is their dedicated team of highly qualified advisors and housing agents who understand the intricacies of moving and living abroad. They are well-versed in the nuances of the Dutch housing market and are committed to providing personalized support to families relocating to the Netherlands. Their services are designed to ease the transition for expats, offering everything from initial home viewings to lease negotiation and home inspection. With a "No Cure No Pay" policy and no registration fees, Amsterdam Housing promises a seamless and efficient relocation experience, often achieving success in just one day.
Amsterdam Housing takes pride in their ability to tailor their services to meet the specific needs of each client, whether it's for an individual or a group of employees. Their extensive network of property owners is at the clients' disposal, ensuring a wide selection of suitable homes. Beyond just finding a property, they provide guidance and advice throughout the entire process, ensuring that the rental agreements are fair and that clients feel supported in their new environment. This commitment to highly personalized service and their deep understanding of local conditions make Amsterdam Housing a trusted partner for anyone looking to relocate to the Netherlands.
